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Coconut Peppermint Pulling Oil

Coconut Peppermint Pulling Oil

$20.00
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Kickstart your morning or end your day on a fresh note with Mouthology’s Pulling Oil. It’s more than a mouthwash – it’s a holistic, modern approach to mouth health, with roots in ancient Ayurvedic medicine. 

Our all-natural formula is made with two powerhouse ingredients – fractionated coconut oil and peppermint essential oil:

-Coconut oil gently waves bacteria and food particles goodbye
-While peppermint oil gives you that minty-fresh mouthfeel

Free tongue scraper included!

Makes Your Mouth Feel Oh-So-Clean

Oil pulling leaves your mouth feeling smooth and clean, without the burning sensation of traditional mouthwash. Plus, it can help reduce plaque, tartar buildup, and maybe even your visits to the dentist. 

Whitens Teeth Naturally 

Skip the harsh whitening chemicals. Coconut oil's gentle power is known to wash away stains and discoloration over time, leaving you with a naturally brighter and healthier smile.

Tackles Bad Breath At Its Source

Oil pulling isn't a quick fix – it’s a proactive way to get to the root of bad breath and support mouth health. Coconut oil traps and eliminates pesky bacteria (the culprit of bad breath), and peppermint oil adds that delightful minty kick.

Supports Healthy Gums 

Even better, the soothing properties of coconut oil can help reduce gum redness, swelling, and bleeding, which makes it the perfect addition to your daily brushing and flossing routine.

Balances pH, the Natural Way 

Our pulling oil doesn’t contain any alcohol or mystery chemicals and is made from ingredients you can actually pronounce. It's a simple yet effective way to enjoy that fresh, clean feeling – all while keeping your mouth’s pH in check.

Made in the USA From Premium Ingredients

We use only the good stuff: 100% pure fractionated coconut oil and peppermint essential oil. Our organic, cold-pressed coconut oil contains natural antimicrobial properties. And our peppermint oil provides a mild and pleasant flavor that keeps your breath fresh for longer.

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  • SENSITIVITY RELIEF

  • TEETH WHITENING

  • GUM HEALTH

  • FRESH BREATH

  • ENAMEL PROTECTION

FAQs

What is oil pulling?

Oil pulling is an ancient Ayurvedic practice to promote oral hygiene. You simply swish a tablespoon of oil (typically coconut, sesame, or sunflower oil) in your mouth for a few minutes minutes and then spit the oil out. The process works by attracting and trapping bacteria and toxins within the oil, which are then expelled when you spit out the oil. Oil pulling helps to detoxify the mouth, remove bacteria, reduce bad breath, and enhance overall oral health.

How often should I practice oil pulling for optimal results?

For best results, it is recommended to practice oil pulling daily, particularly in the morning before eating or drinking anything. Consistency is key to experiencing the potential benefits such as reduced plaque, fresher breath, and overall improved oral hygiene. Each session should last between 10 to 20 minutes to effectively remove bacteria and toxins from your mouth.

Can oil pulling replace brushing and flossing in my oral care routine?

While oil pulling is a beneficial addition to oral hygiene routines, it should not be used as a substitute for regular brushing and flossing. Mechanical brushing and flossing are essential for effectively removing plaque and debris from teeth. Additionally, it's important to use high-quality oil that is free from contaminants and additives to ensure the best results and safety in your oil pulling practice.

Does oil pulling affect the oral microbiome in a negative way?

  • Oil pulling is a gentle method that is unlikely to disrupt the healthy balance of your mouth's microbiome. In fact, some studies suggest that oil pulling can promote oral health by reducing harmful bacteria and supporting the growth of beneficial bacteria, helping to maintain a healthy balance of oral flora.

How does oil pulling contribute to gum health?

  • Oil pulling helps maintain healthier gums by removing bad bacteria from the gum line and spaces between teeth, potentially reducing the risk of gingivitis, gum sensitivity, and bleeding gums. This practice supports overall oral hygiene by targeting areas often missed during regular brushing.

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with a healthy mouth.

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