Start with your dentist.
Share your history and concerns. Your dentist helps decide whether the Treatment approach fits.

Antibacterial care. Fluoride protection.
The science inside your Treatment plan.
Bacteria, acidity, and enamel are connected. Understanding that relationship is the starting point for your care.

Bacteria live together in communities on your teeth. When decay-causing bacteria use sugars and starches, they produce acids that can remove minerals from enamel.2
Sodium hypochlorite provides antibacterial support to help reduce cavity-causing bacteria.1
Get to know the ingredients
behind Treatment Rinse.
The antibacterial component helps reduce cavity-causing bacteria. Your dentist determines whether Treatment Rinse fits your needs.1
Acid exposure matters, too. Treatment Rinse combines antibacterial care with elevated-pH technology.1
What you eat and drink, how often you snack, and your daily habits also shape your oral environment.2
See how the two parts combineApproximate product pH.
Not a measurement or target for your mouth.
Measure component A with the supplied cup.

Mineral loss can begin before a cavity forms. Fluoride supports remineralization at that early stage.2
Your fluoride toothpaste is the morning-and-night foundation. Your rinse follows your dentist’s plan.
Explore your daily routineBuild the routine. Keep in touch. Review what’s next with your dentist.
Your dentist determines rinse use and duration. A 90-day review does not mean treatment is complete.Share your history and concerns. Your dentist helps decide whether the Treatment approach fits.
Brush, clean between your teeth, and follow your rinse instructions. Ask questions along the way.
At your care-plan checkpoint, discuss progress and whether to continue or move to Maintenance.
Your dentist can guide a transition to Maintenance.
Same commitment to your mouth. A different rinse.
No. Your dental history, current concerns, and a dentist’s assessment guide whether this antibacterial rinse is appropriate. An online quiz is a starting point, not a diagnosis.
Ninety days is a care-plan checkpoint. It is not a guarantee that treatment is complete or an instruction to use the rinse for a fixed duration. Your dentist determines use, duration, and whether to change your routine. Membership continues under your selected plan’s terms.
No. Combine the two components immediately before use, following the product instructions. Do not use either component alone.
Fluoride can help remineralize early enamel changes before a cavity forms. An established cavity needs a dentist’s evaluation and may need a filling or other treatment. Rinse does not replace dental treatment.
Treatment Rinse contains sodium hypochlorite as an antibacterial component. Maintenance Rinse leaves it out. Your dentist guides which rinse to use; they are alternatives within your plan.
Yes. Your dentist-guided rinse and toothpaste are part of Essentials, with ongoing dentist check-ins. Product choice follows your care plan. Saliva testing is a separate service.
Dentist-guided products. Ongoing support.
Product specifications are from the manufacturer. Science scenes and product renders are illustrative. Online care complements in-person dental care.