Why am I smiling?
It’s easier to smile now. I’ve just about completed my 28 day PerioBalance Challenge and the condition of my gums have improved, I don’t have “fuzzy” teeth, and my morning breath gets NIPPED in the bud as soon as I wake up by brushing, flossing & popping a PerioBalance in my mouth. The best part? It’s been SO easy to use. It’s almost like a mint candy that I just enjoy as it disolves…that’s IT. Nothing complicated, just great oral probiotics in a mint that tastes great and helps to keep my teeth and gums at their optimal health.
- Take a lozenge after brushing and flossing your teeth
- Allow the lozenge to dissolve in your mouth for 10 minutes
- Continue your dental care routine as usual
While I loved listening to actress Nia Vardalos tell me how PerioBalance really improved her teeth and gums, it all became VERY real to me as I went through this 28 day journey using the product myself. The changes that I’ve seen have been rather dramatic, since I don’t have great gums. I’m one of those who have to go for high scalings, whose gums bleed and I have gingivitis. I’ve had issues with medication affecting my gums and truthfully, it’s always been a struggle for me. While I always followed my dentist’s instructions, nothing I did seemed to help. There is a NOTICEABLE difference, so much so that I can’t wait for my dentist to see how HEALTHY and pink my gums look.
While my Ph strips are now showing that the balance in my mouth is at it’s most optimal, I still haven’t gone to the dentist to get HIS reaction (my next visit isn’t for a few more months). I’ve already prepared some questions for him and I can’t wait until he sees the improvement.
If you’re heading to the dentist soon, you might want to ask a few questions and see if PerioBalance might help your oral health as well.
- Do my gums look healthy or inflamed? Be sure to tell your dentist if your gums are sensitive or bleed during brushing.
- What symptoms would indicate that my gums might be unhealthy?
- Do you always check for gum disease at my regular dental check-ups?
- What are my pocket depths? Excessive pocket depths could indicate gum disease.
- How likely am I to develop gum disease? What would increase or decrease my risk?
- Do I have excessive plaque buildup?
- Could you or your dental hygienist watch me brush and floss, and teach me the most effective techniques?
You don’t have to take MY word for it, one box of Sunstar GUM PeriorBalance and you can do YOUR 28 day challenge as well.
Don’t forget to let me know what a difference it makes. I’d LOVE to know. You can even get $5.00 off HERE > http://periobalance.com/coupon-landing-page.html
Join in this coming Thursday, June 26th from 8-9pm EST as Sunstar GUM and PerioBalance talk healthy gums, PerioBalance and giveaway LOTS of great prizes at their twitter party hosted by Lisa Samples and Melissa Chapman. Simply log on to twitter and follow the #healthygums hashtag.
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This post is sponsored by Sunstar GUM and PerioBalance has been provided to me for trial and review.
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Shop with Me Mama (Kim) says
That is awesome that your mouth is at it’s most optimal! Way to go 🙂
Kasandria Reasoner says
I have trouble with my gums as well. I might try this out .Great review!
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donnia wright says
nice
Penelope says
Oh laa laa! Your gums are optimal now 🙂
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Betty says
oral health is important for so many reasons
appearance is important and our teeth and gums can detract from relationships from the superficial beauty right down to the omg bad breath
Lately I’ve been discovering I know too many half truths. The rinses and toothpastes that have new and advanced benefits like strengthening enamel, \u
Betty says
sorry – the parrot ran across the keyboard and hit submit. to finish …
the enamel rebuilding enhancement requires that we don’t drink or eat for half an hour to allow proper absorption. We were dutifully brushing our teeth and rinsing, then filling our coffee mug for the commute. The coffee promptly washes away whatever benefit we were hoping for. So once again I’ve learned we really should read directions and watch for the fine print.
Shelley says
My gums are really starting to recede now in middle age, have to be very careful with foods that cause throbbing.
I now try to be more aware of how hard I’m brushing, hoping to prevent any further damage.
Would love to see if Periobalance helps.
Karen says
I would love to try.
H. says
My tip is simple and well known – floss and brush every day!!
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Debra Sauvageau says
Grandma always said that swishing salt water around in your mouth helped to keep your teeth and gums in good shape. I have noticed it really helps if you have a toothache as well.
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Phoenix says
It’s important not to overbrush your teeth. A member of my family was brushing every time she had a snack or meal throughout the day, & her dentist told her she was actually wearing down her tooth enamel.
lynn perkins says
Healthy teeth/gums equal healthy heart. Would love to try this maintenance no matter how hard I try gums still bleed. Sounds like this works for you Zippy so that should be enough said…
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A tip for healthy gums is brush 3x a day, floss after each and every meal and do not smoke
Kathryn Mackey says
ths would be nice to try
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Kevin Dineen says
GUM soft bristled brushes help protect my gums from gingivitis and plaque build up.
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