September 04, 2005

By: Sophie Griffin
Website: http://www.teeth-whitening-smiles.com

Oral Hygiene Products – Have Fresher Breath Longer

People have always accepted the toothpaste products at the grocery store as the only oral brushing items available to consumers. Toothpaste products do a good job of cleaning teeth, but it often doesn’t do much to provide fresh, clean breath for an extended period of time. Some oral hygiene productsare not available in stores, but still available over the Internet or phone can provide an individual with up to five hours of continuous fresh breath. One such oral hygiene product is Raintree Essix’s ClosysII toothpaste.

Most people know that the mouth has bacteria in it, which exist in each tooth and the gums. Oral hygiene is a large market due to the importance many people place on their smiles. Each Raintree Essix product is made to provide each individual with the healthiest mouth possible and the ClosysII toothpaste product is no exception. ClosysII uses chlorine dioxide in order to clean away unstable sulfur chemical compounds that are connected with offensive breath and gingivitis. The difference between Raintree Essix’s ClosysII and other oral hygiene products is that ClosysII eliminates the chemicals that cause bad breath while the other products temporarily block out the odor in the mouth.

ClosysII has no alcohol in its formula as well as contains very little abrasive material and a natural polisher for the teeth. ClosysII also does not foam in the mouth and even takes away stains on the teeth. ClosysII can be used in conjunction with the Raintree Essix ClosysII Oral Rinse that is pH balanced, contains no alcohol and doesn’t leave the mouth with any aftertaste.

Any ClosysII item from Raintree Essix is gentle on teeth and comes either unflavored or with a mild mint flavor. With the number of oral care products available, it might be easy to eliminate ClosysII from Raintree Essix as an item to go out of the way to purchase. If one considers the benefits of using ClosysII including the elimination of harmful bacteria from the mouth, it is the only choice for a clean mouth and teeth.

Author Notes:

Sophie Griffin contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.teeth-whitening-smiles.com.  She has recently graduated from college, and is now studying as a dental hygenists. Sophie plans to continue her career in dental sales, specializing