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Lacer fluoride daily use mouthwash 0.05% mint flavour in a 500 ml bottle, formulated for children's dental hygiene. Daily use helps reduce the risk of caries and stimulates enamel resistance.
Lacer daily use mint-flavoured mouthwash is a product created to complement children's dental hygiene. It is ideal for teaching them to take care of their oral health from an early age and to prevent future dental conditions. Lacer fluoride mouthwash supports the reduction of dental caries in children and increases enamel resistance. It also helps remineralise lesions that are just beginning to appear as white spots on tooth surfaces. It also neutralises the growth of bacteria that make up dental plaque, delaying its growth and formation.
On the other hand, sodium fluoride is added to its composition, which helps to strengthen tooth enamel to resist acid attack. It helps to repair damaged teeth from their early stages. In addition, it supports the treatment of receding gums that can expose tooth roots. It also includes xylitol, a polyol extracted from plants and vegetables that is used as a natural sweetener. This ingredient is highly protective against tooth decay and plaque formation.
In addition, it is not harmful to teeth, is safe and sweetens, but does not adversely affect oral health. Xylitol stimulates the secretion of saliva to regulate oral pH and control the acids responsible for tooth demineralisation. It also inhibits bacterial adhesion to prevent inflammation and severe gum infections. Lacer mouthwash can optimise the effects of good brushing and flossing. It also helps to give children fresh breath thanks to its natural mint flavour.
This Lacer mouthwash is indicated for children between 7 and 12 years of age.
Rinse the mouth once a day with 10 ml of mouthwash for 1 or 2 minutes, distributing the liquid throughout the mouth and then spit it out. It is recommended not to drink or eat food in the following 15 minutes.
This product is not suitable for people with intolerance or allergic reactions to one or more of its components. Its use in young children should be supervised by a responsible adult to avoid ingestion.
Sodium fluoride, xylitol, fluoride ion, suitable excipient q.s.
