Oral B Mouth Wash Extra Fresh

Oral-B Mouth Wash Extra Fresh is a mouth rinse from Oral-B intended to leave the mouth feeling clean and fresh. It is designed to be used after brushing and flossing as an extra step in your daily oral care routine. As the name suggests, this variant focuses on a fresh, minty mouthfeel and fresher-smelling breath.

A mouthwash can reach areas of the mouth such as the tongue, cheeks and spaces between teeth that are not always easy to clean with a brush alone. Rinsing helps wash away loose food particles and leaves a pleasant taste behind. It is meant to complement, not replace, brushing twice a day and daily flossing.

In Malaysia’s warm, humid weather and with flavourful local food, many people like to freshen up their mouth after meals or before meetings. Keep a bottle at home for your morning and evening routine. Check the label for the full ingredient list, including whether this version contains alcohol or fluoride, and follow the directions on the bottle.

• Check the pack for the recommended amount, typically measured using the cap.
• Swish the mouthwash around your mouth for about 30 seconds, or for the time stated on the label.
• Spit it out; do not swallow.
• Use after brushing and flossing, or as directed on the pack.

• Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C, away from direct sunlight.
• Keep the cap tightly closed after each use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not transfer into unlabelled containers.

• Mouthwash is generally well tolerated when used as directed.
• A temporary tingling or stinging sensation in the mouth may occur.
• Some people may notice a temporary change in taste or a dry-mouth feeling.
• Mild irritation of the gums, tongue or inside of the cheeks may occur in sensitive users.
• Stop use and consult a dentist, doctor or pharmacist if irritation, soreness or other discomfort persists.

• Do not swallow.
• Not recommended for young children unless advised by a dentist; check the age guidance on the pack.
• Do not use if you are sensitive or allergic to any of the listed ingredients; check the label, including whether it contains alcohol.
• If you have mouth ulcers, sore gums or have had recent oral surgery, ask your dentist before use.

• No known food interactions; for best results, avoid eating or drinking for a short while after rinsing.
• Avoid using at the same time as other mouthwashes or mouth rinses unless advised by your dentist.
• If you are using a dentist-prescribed mouth treatment, check with your dentist or pharmacist before adding this mouthwash to your routine.

• Use the cap to measure the amount stated on the label.
• Rinse after brushing and flossing for a complete routine.
• Avoid eating or drinking for a short while after rinsing for a longer-lasting fresh feel.
• Do not dilute unless the label says so.
• If bad breath persists despite good oral hygiene, see a dentist or doctor.

For oral rinsing only; do not swallow. Keep out of reach of children and check the label for age guidance and the full ingredient list before use.

Ongoing bad breath can have many causes; if it continues despite regular brushing and flossing, consult a dentist or doctor.