Seventeen products in three lines. The pink bar shows the hyaluronic acid strength on a scale from 0 to 0.8%.
The gums. Daily care, gum inflammation and bleeding.
Mouth ulcers and sores. Also after procedures where the area is easy to keep clean, such as a biopsy. Can be used with chlorhexidine.
With chlorhexidine. After surgery when brushing is difficult and plaque builds up, and for persistent gum inflammation.
The core line is for the gums: daily care, and gums that are sensitive, inflamed or bleeding. For mouth ulcers and sores, the Forte line is the better choice. It also includes Teen Gel for teenagers with braces and Baby Gel for teething.
For inflamed gums in a single area you can reach with a finger.
Massage gently into the area 3–4 times a day.
For inflamed gums where it is hard to reach, and for dry mouth. Handy on the go.
Spray directly onto the area at least 3–4 times a day.
For gums that are inflamed in many places, and for maintenance.
Rinse for 1–2 minutes, up to 3–4 times a day, at a different time from brushing.
An everyday toothpaste with fluoride, lactoferrin and aloe vera. Very low abrasion and little foam, so the film stays on for longer. 96% of the ingredients are of natural origin. Free from alcohol, sugar and SLS.
Brush 2–3 times a day after meals with a soft toothbrush.
A thick gel for teenagers, especially those with orthodontic appliances. Free from alcohol, sugar, parabens and colourants, with a bubble gum flavour.
See the instructions in the pack.
For the youngest children. Reduces pain and swelling and clings well to the gums. Free from alcohol, sugar, local anaesthetics, artificial flavourings, parabens and SLS.
See the instructions in the pack.
The line for mouth ulcers and sores. Four times the hyaluronic acid of the core line and a stronger film that shields the sore and eases pain. Also suits the period after procedures where plaque is not a concern, such as a biopsy of the oral lining. If the area is hard to brush after surgery, Perio Intensive Care is the better choice.
With chlorhexidine. All the Forte products and First Aid can be used together with any chlorhexidine product. The chlorhexidine keeps plaque in check, and the hyaluronic acid speeds healing and reduces pain.
The strongest gel and the first choice for mouth ulcers and sores, for pain relief and to support healing. Alcohol-free.
Apply a small amount to cover the area completely, as needed, up to 4 times a day.
Forms a strong film over the sore. An adjustable nozzle reaches places that are hard to get to. Alcohol-free.
See the instructions in the pack.
Covers the whole lining of the mouth and forms a strong film. Alcohol-free.
See the instructions in the pack.
For wounds in the mouth and the first days after dental treatment, when plaque is not a concern or in combination with chlorhexidine products. Thicker than an ordinary mouthwash, and it clings to the lining of the mouth for longer. Alcohol- and sugar-free.
Rinse with 5 ml for 1–2 minutes straight after treatment. Repeat 2–4 times a day after cleaning your teeth, unless your dentist advises otherwise.
Hyaluronic acid together with chlorhexidine, which keeps plaque in check. The best choice after surgery when the area is hard to brush, and as support in the care of inflamed gums. Three sub-lines, depending on how long the product is to be used: Intensive Care, Long-Term Care and Gentle Care. All are alcohol-free. Ask your dentist which one suits you.
The strongest blend, sold as Forte Perio. The first choice after oral surgery when the area cannot be brushed and plaque builds up. Used for a short period.
For longer use on inflamed gums. The mouthrinse reaches all of the gums and the toothpaste is made for daily brushing.
The mildest blend, for daily use. Mainly for people who build up plaque easily, have long-standing gum inflammation or wear orthodontic appliances.
The Perio products are not for children under 6. Follow the instructions in the pack.
All products are for use in the mouth only. Read the instructions that come with the product. If symptoms do not improve, see a dentist.