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Re: Biotene formula has changed :( Update
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 1:04 pm
by chunkyfrog
All I see for curaprox is whitening toothpaste that uses charcoal.
Does anyone know where to get the original secret ingredient (and safe dilution/dosage)
so we can just add a little to our mouthwash? (Obviously another brand)
Biotene, you are dead to me!
Re: Biotene formula has changed :( Update
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 5:51 pm
by Sir NoddinOff
An old post, but having tried both Orajel and Biotene brands of Gel form Dry Mouth Moisturizer, I much prefer Orajel's formula - rinses are worthless over the whole night IMO. Orajel Gel lasts all night for me and I like the minty taste:
https://www.amazon.com/ORAJEL-MOUTH-322 ... +dry+mouth
There are better prices out there but you'll have to search for them. First look at Dentist.net. Also: don't confuse Orajel Dry Mouth Gel for Orajel's canker sore prep; that would not be pleasant
Re: Biotene formula has changed :( Update
Posted: Sun Aug 21, 2016 5:57 pm
by Chevie
Sir NoddinOff wrote:having tried both Orajel and Biotene brands of Dry Mouth Moisturizer, I much prefer Orajel's formula... it lasts all night for me and I like the minty taste:
+1 For sure.
I think some are confused about what works. Toothpastes and mouth rinses are very temporary treatments, like five minutes, for dry mouth. Orajel (It's a gel, you know.), properly applied, can last for hours - all night in my case.
Re: Biotene formula has changed :( Update
Posted: Mon Aug 22, 2016 12:44 pm
by Sir NoddinOff
Chevie wrote:Sir NoddinOff wrote:having tried both Orajel and Biotene brands of Dry Mouth Moisturizer, I much prefer Orajel's formula... it lasts all night for me and I like the minty taste:
+1 For sure.
I think some are confused about what works. Toothpastes and mouth rinses are very temporary treatments, like five minutes, for dry mouth. Orajel (It's a gel, you know.), properly applied, can last for hours - all night in my case.
Thanks for emphasizing that Chevie... totally correct about toothpaste and mouth rinses not being useful for overnight relief. Common sense really.