(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best mouthwashes

http://www.amazon.in/Smart-Mouth-Mouthwash-Fresh-Cinnamon-16-oz/dp/B0024QSWNU Is this the product you talking about?

I am from India and so I havent heard about this before.

Yes she is friendly. I have explained her the stuffs.

One of the reason of her bad odor I found is when she do not eat anything for few hours her breath stings. I dont know what exactly might be the reason.

Yes I totally accept the last point you mentioned. I too take total personal care. I brush up and apply proper deos before meeting her.

Thanks for advice.

http://www.amazon.com/Prevention-Oncology-Mouth-Rinse-16/dp/B002J7HNLQ/

I bought this stuff based on my research and it really helped me. I was never in as bad a position as you are. I just felt like I had eaten too much captain crunch and my mouth was tore up. It helped right away and over a few days started making more of a difference.

It's not expensive so I really think it's worth a try.

Good luck.

https://www.amazon.com/ACT-Total-Soothing-Mouthwash-Ounce/dp/B00KPX5UYI That's what I use.
I started using it per my momma's advice (she's my dental hygienist). I had my first three cavities recently, at 30 yrs old, and I'm almost positive it was due to a dry mouth from vaping.

There are also dry mouth lozenges. Saliva is the best thing to keep bacteria away from your teeth, gum, and cheek tissue. If you don't have a lot of saliva, you have to try to steer clear of acidic things and sugary things and drink more water to make up for the lack of saliva.

If dry mouth continues to be a problem, your dentist can give you or recommend stronger products/medicines for it.

Not speaking as a scientist here:

A some mouthwash's, specifically ones that are for whitening teeth, have hydrogen peroxide in them. Im not sure about how much is in there.

Crest 3D Whitening Rinse

Listerine Whitening Rinse

I really like the Listerine version. I can feel the alcohol in it burning my mouth which I absolutely need in a mouthwash to feel clean, and the H2O2 foams up in your mouth making me feel extra clean and like it whitening my teeth.

ACT Braces Care Ant-Cavity Fluoride Mouthwash, Clean Mint, 18 Ounce (Pack of 3) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00U1RYBL6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_FkSxDbVVJH7ZQ though any good fluoride mouthwash that’s not a whitening one would work.

Oral health is a serious consideration for coffee drinkers. Coffee is horrible for your teeth. Always at least swish/rinse with water after drinking coffee to minimize the acidic effects of coffee, but carrying a toothbrush is easy and brushing after drinking coffee would be ideal. But yeah, it's not always practical. So i carry a small sample size vial of this stuff in my school bag: CloSYS (Also available at Walgreens).
It neutralizes the acids from the coffee and kills the coffee dragon breath.

EDIT: tl;dr You can mask the problem by treating the symptom and just use gum or breath mints or strips. Or you can actually practice good oral hygiene while maintaining fresh breath and neutralize the acids in your mouth that lead to enamel erosion and a higher concentration of gingivitis-causing bacteria.

Yeah I think it's still a pretty new thing, I could only find a couple with arginine in that are sold widespread, like this mouthwash and toothpaste (I swear I'm not a Colgate shill, I just did my PhD on this stuff...!)

Cough drops. Drink warm liquids (and plenty of liquid, in general). Rinse and gargle with warm salt water.

Also this mouthwash seems to work great at preventing and helping sore throats (for me anyway).

I'm not there yet (just started keto in full today), but one thing I've been using in my oral hygiene routine for the past month is this cinnamon flavored oil pulling blend I found on Amazon. It's not super cheap, but a little bit goes a long way. I've had my bottle for a month and I still have more than half left.

It tastes like Big Red chewing gum and since I've been using it, my mouth has felt cleaner and my breath is fresher. Big bonus - this oil blend doesn't make me gag or want to die (which is how I felt when I tried oil pulling with plain coconut oil).

I don't do the whole 20-minute swish routine... that's crazy to me. Just 30sec-1min (like normal mouthwash) swishing and then follow it up with your regular floss/brush routine. The cinnamon flavor sticks with me all day, even after eating.

Again, I'm not yet in keto, so I don't know how it will hold up to the keto-breath, but I'm hoping that using this will make it a non-issue.

you all would greatly benefit from:

1. oil pulling (cures gum disease and whitens teeth within a month)
   
2. purchasing a calcium, zinc, magnisium, vitamin k2 and vitamin d supplements (remineralizes teeth)
   
3. cutting down on the sugar, brush down on every meal (removing the bacteria)
   
4. read a book called "how to heal tooth decay" (google it).
   
5. Purchasing this and this
   
   essentially what is happening is your teeth are deficient of the nutrients to rebuild the enamel of the cavity and or your mouth is highly acidic (due to sugary foods [with over 15,000 chemicals that are not listed on the packaging of most products] that you are eating) leading to tooth decay. you can correct it by doing what is listed above.!
   
   this stuff works and will heal/correct the cavities! hope this helps!

Food really helps, also this is some really good mouth wash: https://www.amazon.com/SmartMouth-Activated-Mouthwash-Bottle-Combination/dp/B077M8F1LX/ref=sr_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1521384270&sr=8-5&keywords=smart+mouth+mouthwash

Right on, this is pretty relevant to your interests as well then:
http://www.amazon.com/health-personal-care/dp/B009GMYACC


What to take away from that page:
spearmint peppermint and almond oil - 3 ingredients that would be beneficial to consider adding into your recipe. More details in the user posted comments.

https://www.amazon.com/Toms-Maine-Natural-Mouthwash-Mountain/dp/B00I8YKDCA/ref=sr_1_5_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1538072485&sr=8-5&fpw=pantry&keywords=toms+mouthwash

I use the best mouthwash on the market.

To answer OP's ? - Pikmin 3. Challenge your times sober, (only Lemonade) then have "non-lemonade" drinks and see how you do.....

Sorry I didn't get back to you quick enough considering it was drug test haha my bad

https://www.quickfixurine.com/

It has balanced pH, creatine and urea in it but wut it doesn't have drug is in it haha

https://www.amazon.com/Stinger-Detox-Mouthwash-Fluid-Ounce/dp/B005CIG1K8

I've used this at different employers across the country (& the UK)

Can't go wrong w/ this combo

Try bein locked in San joaquin County and havin to pass a test w/ a CO staring at your junk. ("a direct observation of the sample
collection.” is what it says on paperwork

This is probably better. The one you tagged doesn't look like it dyes plaque

https://www.amazon.com/Listerine-Smart-Anticavity-Fluoride-Rinse/dp/B005IHRWF6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_sims?ie=UTF8&th=1

Nothing wrong with staging and spreading work out. There is a risk things will fall apart in the interim but honestly, I'm not too concerned about that from what I see.

Yes you definitely can use a pump bottle. Listerine even sell the pump separately so you can put on on a bottle of mouthwash. https://www.amazon.com/Listerine-Pump-1-5-Mouthwash-Bottle/dp/B00SZD9MEY

I swear by this stuff... works great!

http://www.amazon.com/SmartMouth-Alcohol-Free-Mouthwash-Fresh-Ounce/dp/B001HLCFQI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1405441256&sr=8-2&keywords=smart+mouth+mouthwash

Id recommend Hobart 770118 Face Shield Clear with Ratchet Head Gear https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0017Z04Z8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_pTN9BbQWWH51M & Colgate Total Pro-Shield Mouthwash, Spearmint - 500 mL (pack of 6) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00EZWSBL4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_uWN9BbM30W1X5

Probably just a dry mouth, try using something like this and see if it helps. It's basically artificial saliva. If it's dry then it isn't thinning out your saliva enough so it'll feel thicker, and it could also cause some of the juices from whatever you ate/drank to stick to your mouth in place of the saliva and make it feel thicker too.

Dunno what you use but I have this and it's uh...pretty effective at making me never want to eat again (or at least for a while).