Shine Remineralizing Tooth Whitening Powder, Mint

How does Shine help with remineralization? The minerals it contains are exactly the same as the minerals that our teeth are made of. The minerals are in a very bio-available form. The particle size is tiny so the minerals can be incorporated into the tiny tubules of our teeth. The formula uses a unique method to deliver the minerals exactly where our teeth need support. How does Shine gently whiten? Most whitening products are actually bleaching agents that can cause mineral loss and weaken teeth. Instead of bleaching agents, Shine contains white kaolin clay powder and some baking soda.  These two ingredients help to gently polish away food and drink stains from things like coffee, tea, red wine, green smoothies, blueberries, tomato sauce, etc. Research has shown that white kaolin clay is the most effective ingredient to whiten and clean teeth without damaging enamel. And yes, OraWellness Shine can even help to remove food/drink stains from dental restorations, like veneers, crowns, and composite (white) fillings). How to use OraWellness Shine For general remineralizing support, simply apply Shine to a moistened toothbrush and brush, spit, and rinse as normal. To increase the whitening benefit, focus on the front teeth when first starting to brush. For extra remineralizing support, after brushing, swish the remaining Shine/saliva solution around your mouth for several minutes.  Then spit and, if desired, rinse. QUANTITY 1 jar contains 60 grams of Shine 1 bulk bag contains 180 grams of Shine INGREDIENTS Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite* (powdered bone from grass-fed New Zealand cattle), Sodium Bicarbonate, Xylitol (sourced from birch), White Kaolin Clay, Calcium Lactate (non-dairy), Magnesium Carbonate, Peppermint, Spearmint, Himalayan Salt, and Menthol. *An animal product Gluten free, soy free, dairy free, GMO free, rice free, fluoride free, SLS free, glycerin free. Not a vegan product. Contains animal products from pasture-based cattle from New Zealand. Pet owners, please note : Shine is NOT safe to use on our furry friends. The xylitol that it contains can be fatally dangerous to dogs, and the essential oils that it contains are not good for cats. So, please keep Shine well out of reach of pets.