Profresh Mints

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Profresh Mints is a blend of three of advantageous bacteria that are naturally present in healthy mouths, including Streptococcus oralis KJ3™, Streptococcus uberis KJ2™, and Streptococcus rattus JH145™. This blend of probiotics promotes fresher breath, whiter teeth and supports gum and tooth health.

Naturally Supports Gum and Tooth Health - These natural colonizers of the mouth stick to the tooth surfaces and deep below the gum line to support gum and tooth health.

Naturally Freshens Breath - By binding to the teeth and deep beneath the gum line, the combination of bacteria in Profresh Mints leaves little room or nutrients for the bad-breath causing bacteria to inhabit a healthy mouth. This reduction in bad bacteria equals a direct reduction in those chemical compounds responsible for bad breath.

Naturally Whitens Teeth - Natural and on-going low doses of hydrogen peroxide produced by these beneficial bacteria gently whiten and brighten teeth without creating tooth sensitivity or gum irritation.

Profresh Mints has been clinically proven to lower the levels of harmful bacteria in the mouth, which supports the maintenance of the health of teeth, sub-gingival tissue, periodontal pockets and the entire oral cavity. Delivering results below the gum line gets to the root of oral care needs.

Many ingredients in this market are antibacterial or antiseptic. This shotgun approach kills oral bacteria indiscriminately and disrupts the delicate balance of microflora in the oral cavity, providing short-term superficial surface results that can ultimately increase the imbalance of opportunistic bacteria.

The probiotic strains in Profresh Mints are live, beneficial bacteria that bind to the tooth’s surface and permeate deep under the gum line.

The three bacterial species used in Profresh Mints are known to be normal colonizers of the human mouth and, as such, address a major issue for successful application as a probiotic for use in maintaining oral and dental health. The three specific strains have been the subject of multiple investigations over the past two decades.