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KIN ORTHOKIN BAIN BOUCHE-500ML

KIN Ortho Kin Bain De Bouche 500ml est spécifique pour les porteurs d’orthodontie. il est idéal pour:

  • Prévention des caries.
  • Prévention de la plaque dentaire.

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ORTHOKIN BAIN DE BOUCHE FRAISE / MENTHE

Si l’hygiène buccale quotidienne est importante pour tout le monde, elle est essentielle chez les porteurs d’appareils orthodontiques, car ils présentent un risque plus élevé d’usure de l’émail et d’accumulation de biofilm dentaire. Il existe aujourd’hui une large gamme de produits spécifiques à l’orthodontie, allant des produits d’hygiène quotidienne aux solutions de nettoyage des appareils et accessoires dentaires.

COMPOSITION
Fluorure de sodium : 500 ppm F-
Chlorure de cétylpyridinium (CPC)
Provitamine B5
Acétate de vitamine E

INDICATIONS
Hygiène buccale spécifique pour les porteurs d’appareils orthodontiques. Formulé avec du fluorure, du chlorure de cétylpyridinium, de la provitamine B5 et de la vitamine E pour :
– La prévention des caries.
– La protection des gencives.
– Le contrôle du biofilm dentaire.

MODE D’EMPLOI
Effectuez 2 rinçages quotidiens pendant 1 minute avec 15 ml du produit non dilué, après le brossage, matin et soir. Il est conseillé de ne pas manger ou boire jusqu’à une demi-heure minimum après l’utilisation.

AVERTISSEMENTS
Ne pas avaler.
Pour adultes et enfants à partir de 6 ans.
Sans gluten.

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