Last month Mom Central asked me to try using Crest Pro-Health Complete Rinse twice a day for a month as part of my daily dental care routine. Feeling the way I do about the dentist, I was only too glad to try this out.
About Crest Pro-Health Complete Rinse – Crest Pro-Health Complete Rinse gives you six benefits in one rinse, for a more complete way to get better dental checkups vs. brushing alone.
- Rebuilds Teeth Enamel
- Helps Prevent Cavities
- Cleans Teeth & Gums
- Kills Bad Breath Germs
- Freshens Breath
- No Burn of Alcohol.
It’s been a month now and I wanted to follow up and share my thoughts on this product. First of all, the taste. I haven’t tired of the taste after a month. It’s like Goldilocks’ porridge – just right. It isn’t so strong that your mouth is burning and it isn’t so weak that you feel like you didn’t use anything. It’s very pleasant. Pretty color too!
Second, the directions are pretty clear. That may sound funny, but not all are. Most mouthwash bottles don’t remind you not to rinse. Most don’t remind you not to eat or drink for a half hour. But these things make sense! Why use a product if you’re not going to let it work and you’re only going to rinse it away or throw other stuff in there! I guess it’s a bit like adding 10 dirty dishes into the dishwasher five minutes before the cycle is finished – they’re not going to get clean and the other dishes are going to get their dirt all over them. You may wonder why I mention the directions. Well, it’s a pretty widely accepted school of thought that things work better when you follow the directions.
I am very pleased with Crest Pro-Health Complete Rinse. I’m really glad that I started using it. While I still don’t like the dentist, I am feeling a little bit better about going to see him this month because I know I’ve been proactive and done what I could to take the best care of my teeth possible. I love that this rinse doesn’t have alcohol, because it doesn’t burn and taste bad. I like that it has flouride, to help prevent cavities.
Crest Pro-Health Complete Rinse is available nationwide with a suggested retail price of $4.59 (500mL) / $5.89 (1L).
“I wrote this review while participating in a test drive campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Crest and received a sample to facilitate my candid review. Mom Central sent me a gift card to thank me for taking the time to participate.”
It’s a great product, fun to use cleans the mouth and great breath.
Insurance companies once covered products similar to these but cut benefits big time years ago.
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I’ve heard about this product but haven’t tried it yet. Generally, I use Listerine (various flavors). But will make it a note to try this out. Thanks for the heads up on this product Valerie.
this really works great–i like that it doesn’t leave the alcohol burn like most rinses do 🙂
My boyfriend brought this home and I tried it one time. Since then I my tongue has been numb and everything tastes terrible. I started looking and found that others report extended loss of taste and brown spots forming on their teeth that are so bad they are embarrsed to smile.
Look for reviews at Amazon – when i went 211 out or 240 were 1 star.
Sorry to hear you’re having difficulties. Is it possible you have another issue that may be coinciding with the one time you tried it?