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For you. For your partner.

Protect your lover.

Kissing shares saliva—and mouth bacteria. Look out for your partner by making your own oral health a priority.

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Why you both need OneOral

Unlimited Online
Dental Care

Talk privately with a licensed dentist about breath, gum health, or anything on your mind.

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Keep up your routine with a Treatment Box and ongoing online care through OneOral+.

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Saliva Testing

An optional saliva test looks for selected mouth bacteria. Bring your own results to a dentist. Sold separately.

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  1. Tell us what’s on your mind

    Breath before a date? Questions about what you share? Send a photo or tell us in your own words.

  2. One quick step

    Continue with Google, Apple or email so your next step stays connected to you.

  3. Make care personal

    Answer a few questions, see your suggested plan, and get support from a licensed dentist with your membership.

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Good habits.
For your close-ups.

  1. Clean between your teeth

    Make flossing or another dentist-recommended interdental cleaner part of your daily routine.

  2. Brush morning and night

    Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Use a rinse as directed by your dentist and its product label.

  3. Talk about what keeps coming back

    If breath or gum concerns persist, ask a dentist to help find out what’s contributing. Keep your regular in-person checkups, too.

Read the research on kissing and mouth bacteria ↗Get Started

A few things you might be wondering.

Yes. Kissing can transfer bacteria through saliva. Researchers have measured this exchange between partners; that does not mean every kiss causes an infection. Read the study in Microbiome ↗

Start with your own oral health: brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth daily, and keep regular dental visits. Bring persistent breath or gum concerns to a dentist. Oral care supports a healthier mouth; no rinse makes saliva sterile or guarantees protection from infection.

You can tell us in your own words, without judgment. After a quick account step and a few questions, you’ll see your suggested next step. With a membership, you can talk privately with a licensed dentist about what you’ve noticed.

Each test measures selected microbes and other features of the person’s own saliva sample. If both of you test, each person needs a separate test and sample. A dentist can help you decide whether testing fits your concern and put your results in context.

There are three plans. OneOral is $9.99/month: message a licensed dentist and share photos, get ongoing dentist check-ins, and pay member prices on kits, whitening and gum. Nothing ships automatically on it. OneOral+ is $29.99/month and adds a Treatment Box (CariFree Maintenance Rinse and Gel 1100 toothpaste) every 3 months with free shipping. Power Pack is $44.99/month: the Treatment Box plus whitening, energy gum and breath mints or oral spray. Sales tax is added where it applies.

OneOral renews monthly; cancelling stops the next renewal and access continues until the end of the period you paid for. OneOral+ and Power Pack bill monthly in cycles of 3 payments per box. Cancelling stops the next cycle and its box; the remaining payments for the current cycle are still collected on their normal dates. Full details are in the plan terms.

No. OneOral is not insurance and you don’t need any. Each plan is a flat monthly price, plus sales tax where it applies.