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Discover how Recaldent™ gum with CPP-ACP helps repair enamel, neutralize acids, and reduce cavities for a healthier, stronger smile.

Feeling that mid-week slump? Don't let bad breath add to it! Our guide offers simple steps and a handy "Workday Fresh Breath Kit" to boost your confidence.

Confused about when to brush your teeth – before or after breakfast? We dive into the pros and cons of each, explore how your favourite breakfast foods impact your enamel, and highlight how BreezeCare Oral Health products like KForce Toothpaste and Ruscello Floss can help you maintain a healthy smile.

When it comes to maintaining a healthy smile, choosing the right oral health centre for your dental care products is just as important as regular visits to the dentist.

Discover the often-overlooked connection between dry mouth and bad breath. Learn why a lack of saliva creates odor and how our Dry Mouth Relief Kit offers a comprehensive solution for lasting freshness and comfort.

Unlock a stronger, healthier smile with the Recaldent Tooth Protection Kit! This expertly curated kit from BreezeCare Oral Health combines the power of CPP-ACP (Recaldent) and fTCP to provide comprehensive protection against acid attacks and promote remineralisation. Featuring GC Tooth Mousse, Clinpro Tooth Crème, and Recaldent Chewing Gum, this kit offers a complete solution for daily and on-the-go defence. Learn more about the science behind CPP-ACP and how this kit can transform your oral health!

Tired of morning breath? Discover the KForce secret to waking up kissable and feeling confident all day! Debunking myths and revealing the science behind lasting fresh breath. Learn how our targeted solution can transform your mornings and your smile.

New Australian research has strengthened the evidence against bottle feeding toddlers in bed. A study led by the University of Sydney, using data from over 700 toddlers, revealed some concerning links between this common practice and early childhood health.

A new study released 30th January 2025 has shown that flossing your teeth at least once a week may be linked to a lower risk of stroke caused by a blood clot blocking brain blood flow and irregular heartbeats.