Amflor Mouthwash for Braces | Prevents Cavities & White Spot Lesions | Organic Amine Fluoride for Enamel Remineralization| Mint Flavour Orthodontic Mouthwash | Pack of 1 (450ml)
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Brand AMFLOR Product Benefits Cavity Protection, Plaque, Remineralisation Liquid Volume 450 Millilitres Flavour Mint Age Range (Description) Adult Item Form Liquid Active Ingredients Castor oil, propylene glycol, sodium benzoate Material Feature Organic Net Quantity 450.0 gram Amflor Mouthwash for Braces – Daily Cavity & Enamel Protection (450ml) If you have braces, oral hygiene is a challenge. Food particles, plaque, and trapped sugars can lead to cavities and white spot lesions around brackets. That’s why Amflor Mouthwash for Braces is specially formulated with organic amine fluoride, a clinically proven ingredient that strengthens enamel and reverses early demineralisation. This orthodontist-recommended mouthwash delivers targeted cavity protection, promotes enamel remineralisation, and keeps your breath fresh with a cool mint flavour. Best of all, it’s alcohol-free and gentle enough for daily use. Key Benefits of Amflor Mouthwash for Braces Prevents cavities & white spot lesions around orthodontic brackets. Promotes enamel remineralisation for stronger, healthier teeth. Gentle, alcohol-free formula safe for long-term use. Refreshing mint taste keeps breath fresh all day. Suitable for adults and teenagers with braces or aligners. How to Use After brushing, pour 10–15 ml of Amflor Mouthwash into a cup. Rinse thoroughly for 30 seconds. Spit out — do not swallow or rinse with water. Use twice daily for best results. Ingredients Water, Organic Amine Fluoride, Castor Oil, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Benzoate, Mint Flavour. Why Choose Amflor Mouthwash for Braces? Unlike regular mouthwashes, Amflor Mouthwash for Braces is designed for orthodontic patients who face a higher risk of enamel damage. The organic amine fluoride works deep into enamel surfaces, helping repair early mineral loss and creating a protective layer against acid attacks.
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