One bottle of OraMD Original Strength Tooth Oil covers your toothpaste, mouthwash, and breath freshener. Three botanical oils do the work: sweet almond, peppermint, and spearmint. You get no fluoride, no SLS, no abrasives, and no artificial flavors. Add 1–5 drops to a wet toothbrush and brush as usual.
Why people switch to a tooth oil
Most toothpaste leans on detergents, foaming agents, and abrasives. Sodium lauryl sulfate makes the foam, and it can dry out your mouth. Abrasives lift stains, but they also wear at enamel over the years. This toothpaste alternative cleans with plant oils instead, so nothing scrubs your teeth.
How OraMD Original Strength Tooth Oil reaches what brushing misses
Every drop spreads between your teeth and along the gumline. The oils target bacteria linked to plaque, tartar, and bad breath. Swish 1–2 drops in an ounce of water for oil pulling . That single step covers your rinse and gargle as well.
The research behind OraMD Original Strength Tooth Oil
Researchers at the University of Kentucky's Center for Oral Health Research studied these oils. Their work reported antibacterial activity against Gram-positive and Gram-negative oral bacteria. Dr. Tom McGuire, DDS , calls OraMD the only oral care product he endorses.
Is a fluoride-free routine right for you?
OraMD Original Strength Tooth Oil contains no fluoride, so it makes no anticavity claim.
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