Waken Enamel Care Mouthwash 500ml, alcohol-free

Waken Enamel Care Mouthwash 500ml

£5.00
£5.00
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Waken Enamel Care Mouthwash 500ml, alcohol-free
Waken Enamel Care Mouthwash 500ml
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Waken Enamel Care Mouthwash 500ml

Enamel protection.

This alcohol-free mouthwash is specially formulated to help strengthen and protect tooth enamel, and to help protect against plaque and cavities. It contains 250ppm fluoride for everyday oral care.

£5.00
£5.00
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  • Alcohol-free, with fluoride, tested with dentists
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Full List of Ingredients

Aqua, Glycerin, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Sodium Benzoate, Aroma*, Citric Acid, Sodium Fluoride, Limonene, Sodium Saccharin. *A blend of natural ingredients. Contains Sodium Fluoride (250 ppm F.)
Directions

Rinse mouth with 10-20ml of our delicious mouthwash twice a day for up to thirty seconds then expel. Do not use if bottle seal is broken when purchased. Do not dilute, swallow or swig from the bottle. Not recommended for children under 6.
The facts

Why it works.

Wonderfully effective

  • Enamel protection
  • Helps strengthen and protect tooth enamel
  • Contains fluoride, 250ppm
  • Made with natural spearmint

Thoughtfully designed

  • 97% ingredients of natural origin, including water (ISO 16128)
  • Alcohol-free
  • No artificial colours or dyes
  • Vegan, approved by the Vegetarian Society
  • Bottle made from 100% recycled plastic
The story

Good to know.

Without the burn.

Enamel does not need a sting to feel looked after. Made without alcohol, so it helps protect teeth and freshens breath without the burn.

Why it isn’t blue.

Mouthwash is usually dyed to look the part. Ours has no artificial colours or dyes, just natural spearmint and the ingredients that do the work. 97% of the formula, including water, is of natural origin (ISO 16128).

The bottle.

Our bottle is made from 100% recycled plastic.

The Waken Way

Eight things we hold ourselves to.

What goes in, what we leave out, and why.

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The four Waken toothpastes on teal blocks with mint leaves

Complete the routine.

Rylan's Top Tips

A good fluoride mouthwash does far more than just freshen your breath. It helps protect your enamel, supports gum health, and plays an important role in keeping your mouth feeling clean and healthy between brushes.

Used as part of a good routine, it helps fight cavities, supports enamel strength and rinses areas that can be harder to reach with brushing alone.

When Should You Use It?

Timing matters more than most people realise. After brushing, your teeth are coated with fluoride from your toothpaste, and that fluoride needs time to work its magic. If you rinse with mouthwash straight after brushing, you’re washing away all the good stuff.

Instead, wait at least 20 to 30 minutes, or use your mouthwash at another time entirely, after lunch, for example. It’s a small change, but it helps you get the best out of both your toothpaste and your mouthwash.

Questions, answered.

What does mouthwash do?

A fluoride mouthwash can help prevent tooth decay. It complements brushing and cleaning between your teeth.
When should I use mouthwash?

Overall, the best time to use mouthwash will depend on your personal preferences and oral hygiene routine. As long as you use it in combination with regular brushing and flossing, mouthwash wil  be a valuable addition to your oral care routine.

NHS guidance states:  "Using a mouthwash that contains fluoride can help prevent tooth decay, but don't use mouthwash (even a fluoride one) straight after brushing your teeth or it'll wash away the concentrated fluoride in the toothpaste left on your teeth."  
Can using mouthwash replace flossing and brushing?

Absolutely not. In order to have good oral hygiene you should be thoroughly brushing your teeth twice daily. You should also have regular check ups with a dentist and professional cleaning by a hygienist or dentist. Mouthwash when used in combination with brushing and flossing, can be an effective way to maintain good oral hygiene.  
Do your mouthwashes contain fluoride?

Yes they do. Our mouthwashes contain fluoride at 250 ppm F.
How do I recycle my mouthwash bottle?

Empty the bottle and check your local recycling instructions for the bottle, cap and label.
Are your mouthwashes suitable for children?

We don't recommend any of our mouthwashes for children under 7 years old. Adult toothpastes and mouthwashes commonly contain more fluoride than products for younger children as there is a risk that they will swallow the product. Adult products also tend to have a stronger minty flavour that may be challenging for younger taste buds.