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PeriActive Mouthwash/Alcohol free Mouthwash, Best Mouthwash for Gingivitis

Wednesday, March 08, 2023

Alcohol free Mouthwash, Best Mouthwash for Gingivitis

Mouthwash is an essential part of good oral hygiene. There are many mouthwashes on the market, but not all mouthwashes are created equal. There is no doubt that mouthwash can leave your mouth feeling clean and fresh. Most mouthwashes can also help to kill bacteria and freshen breath and some even reduce the inflammation in your gums. The question is, what type of mouthwash should you use? Should you make the switch to natural, plant based mouthwash, even if it costs a little bit more?

Alcohol Free Mouthwash
Alcohol-based mouthwashes frequently contain ethanol, which has an unpleasant aftertaste and can dry out your mouth. Not only does ethanol taste bad to most people, it can hurt to use it. That is not what you want from a mouthwash.
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Another problem with ethanol is it can lead to dryness in the mouth. If someone suffers from a dry mouth, burning mouth or canker sores, he or she needs to use mouthwash that does not contain ethanol. Even someone who does not have a dry mouth might experience symptoms if using the wrong mouthwash.

There are some studies that suggest that mouthwash with ethanol might increase the risk of oral cancer and other oral issues. These studies are not conclusive, and more research needs to be done, but do you really want to take a chance?

Without the ethanol, alcohol-free mouthwash is easier to use. It will not burn, and is more pleasant to use . Alcohol-free mouthwash does not lead to dry mouth, and there is no link to other issues.

There are many alcohol-free mouthwashes on the market and they are not all created equal. Most mouthwashes on the market simply kill bacteria. If you are looking for the best mouthwash for gingivitis, gum disease, mouth sores, and bleeding and inflamed gums then you must try PeriActive.

Best Mouthwash
PeriActive is alcohol free and created using natural plants. By using specific plant botanicals, PeriActive is able to Kill bacteria, reduce inflammation and actually strengthen your gum tissues. PeriActive is the only natural mouthwash to be clinically proven to reduce inflammation as well as kill bacteria.  PeriActive is safe and effective to use long-term.  PeriActive is recommended to use as a preventative and also for anyone who has gum issues.  

If you suffer from any gum issues or are looking to prevent gum issues in the future then you should try PeriActive.


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