Crest Pro-Health Clinical Deep Clean Mint Mouthwash 473 Ml

This is a good product as it's one of the only hydrogen peroxide washes that also has another active ingredient, CPC.This means you don't need a whitening rinse and a mouthwash. It's quite a bit better tasting/feeling than most whitening washes and seems to have less hydrogen peroxide than they do.

There is an issue with the labeling though.

Leaving hydrogen peroxide in your mouth afterwards isn't a good idea. As other reviewers have stated, it can cause sores or burns and loss of taste. The worse health your gums are in (bleeding etc) the worse this can be.

The issue is that because they are marketing it as a once after brushing mouthwash they don't tell you to rinse with water afterwards. That obviously reduces it's ability to last long. Personally I don't want mouthwash lasting a long time but marketing wants it to.

I would rinse with water for any wash containing peroxide, and I think it's OK to rinse out CPC/CHX based washes as the time in your mouth is sufficient. Also both CPC/CHX can stain your teeth as well depending on makeup/dental health. If it makes you feel better a 15-30 seconds longer wash can help make up for rinsing with water.

I also feel It's not a good idea to swallow much CPC anyways so a rinse with water helps that.

Regular Fluoride based mouthwash should be left without rinsing or eating for at least 10-15 minutes for it to have it's effect and regular listerine formula is also ok without rinsing.

I have had no issues with this product when rinsing with water afterwards and it is helping to keep my teeth white and kill bacteria without a second product/rinse.As I use with a fluoride/recaldent toothpaste I have remineralization and enamel building products and then antiseptic and whitening with the rinse so I am getting 4 active dental ingredients daily with 2 products.

It could certainly taste better and not leave a film, but that's not possible with any peroxide wash.

After using this for a couple of days, the underside of my tongue became very sore and the inside of my mouth developed a persistent burned, slightly raw feeling. A fever blister also popped up on my lip, which may be a coincidence, but I don't think it is.

I've used several of the other Pro-Health mouthwashes with no problems, but this one is almost as harsh as Listerine, despite not having the immediate alcohol burn.

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I used this product and at first thought it was really cleaning my mouth. After several weeks my tongue felt like I'd severely burned it. It was extremely sensitive and foods ranging from sweet to salty caused major flare ups. I googled this product and realized it was the cause. The overall reviews are extremely consistent and confirm the defective product and the pain it brings. I hope this review will cause multiple people to not buy the product. I have stopped using the mouthwash for several days now and have barely gotten any relief. I wish I had stopped using it sooner.

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This is the only mouthwash my family and I will use.It has relatively few ingredients, doesn't contain anything objectionable (beyond the "[artificial] flavor"), and works well.Our only complaint is that it's excessively foamy similar to the effect of wearing whitening trays.

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Zero stars! I saw the advertisement for this product and thought I would try it, since it claims to keep plaque from forming for two months after cleaning. I used it for the first time at night after flossing and brushing, carefully rinsing the toothpaste from my mouth. Despite having no alcohol, I felt a burning sensation while using it...the same as with mouthwash products containing alcohol. When I woke up in the morning, I had a terrible taste in my mouth. It was pretty much the same "morning taste" I used to have years ago before I quit smoking. I had some breakfast, which tasted a little "off", but I didn't attribute the taste to the rinse. I then brushed my teeth after eating and used the rinse again. When I ate lunch, I noticed that it didn't have much taste at all. I ate a couple of Hershey's Kisses for dessert, and all I could taste was salt and a little bit of chocolate. They didn't have any sweet taste at all. That's when I realized that this must be the result of using the rinse. I even tried brushing my tongue to get rid of the effect of the rinse. After reading many reviews of this product, I only hope my sense of taste comes back. The product needs a strong warning that loss of taste can be a side effect. Better yet, it should be pulled from the market. I WILL be contacting the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission regarding this product.

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