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Wenfloss mouthwash (chlorhexidine) is used to prevent or stop bad breath, as well as to rinse out plaque and fight gum disease. Wenfloss mouthwash (chlorhexidine) can’t be used as a substitute for regular brushing and flossing. In order for this mouthwash to do your mouth any good, it should be used properly. If you are suspected to have gum disease or have recurrent bad breath, this mouthwash alone can’t cure the underlying causes. Speak to a dentist about any concerns you have about chronic or ongoing oral health conditions.

Wenfloss mouthwash (chlorhexidine) is a prescription germicidal mouthwash that decreases bacteria in your mouth. It is the most effective antiseptic mouthwash to date. Dentists primarily prescribe it to treat the inflammation, swelling, and bleeding that comes with gingivitis.

Directions for Use

Allergic reactions – If you’re allergic to mouthwashes, don’t use it. There’s a possibility of serious allergic reaction.
Dosage – Carefully follow your dentist’s instructions. The usual dosage is 0.5 fluid ounces undiluted), twice daily for 30 seconds.
Ingestion – After rinsing, spit it out. Don’t swallow it.
Timing – Wenfloss mouthwash should be used after brushing. Don’t brush your teeth, rinse with water, or eat immediately after use.
Pregnancy – Tell your dentist if you’re pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant. It hasn’t been determined whether or not wenfloss mouthwash is safe for a fetus.
Breastfeeding – Tell your dentist if you’re breastfeeding. It hasn’t been determined whether wenfloss mouthwash is passed to the baby in breastmilk or if it could affect the baby.
Follow up – Re-evaluate with your dentist whether the treatment is working at consistent intervals, waiting no longer than six months to check in.
Dental hygiene – The use of wenfloss mouthwash isn’t a replacement for brushing your teeth, using dental floss, or regular visits to your dentist.
Children – wenfloss mouthwash isn’t approved for use by children under the age of 18.

Consider it most

The most common cause of bad breath is poor dental hygiene. If you don’t brush and floss often, the bacteria in your mouth continue to grow, and a thin film of bacteria known as plaque builds up on your teeth. When plaque isn’t brushed away at least twice per day, it produces a foul odor and leads to another smelly process, tooth decay. Wenfloss Mouthwash (chlorhexidine) can kill the bacteria in your mouth that cause gum disease. This makes it an effective antiseptic mouthwash. Your dentist can prescribe it to treat the inflammation, swelling, and bleeding of gingivitis. Some people find that brushing after every meal is necessary to prevent decay and bad breath. To prevent bacteria from growing on bits of food stuck in your teeth, floss at least once per day.