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Oral Care

Poor Oral Care Plaque Major cause of gum disease and tooth decay. Invisible layer of bacteria. Brushing regularly and properly flossing helps.

Poor Oral Care Tooth Decay Plenty saliva, regular cleaning program and fluoride helps. Dry mouth caused by caffeine, medication, air-con or dehydration reduces saliva.

Poor Oral Care Gum Problems (Periodontal) Loose teeth Receding gums Bad breath or bad taste Abscesses between tooth and gum

Poor Oral Care Smoking and Oral cancer Increases gum disease, bad breath and oral cancer. Symptoms of oral cancer Ulcers or sores that don’t heal Persistent painful, tender or numb part of your mouth Black spots or velvety red or white areas Appearance of a lumpy or wrinkled patch inside your mouth.

Glister Oral Care

GLISTER MULTI-ACTION FLORIDE TOOTHPASTE Contains patent cleaning and polishing ingredients Sylodent 5 in 1 toothpaste Gentle on Enamel yet Helps fight plaque Helps prevent cavities Polishes teeth Helps remove minor surfaces stains Freshens breath