
“No burn, no weird dry mouth after. It's the one oral-care thing I've actually stuck with.”
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A pre-liquified blend of coconut, manuka and clove oils that flows into gum pockets, between teeth and along the tongue — lifting the bacteria brushing leaves behind. No alcohol. No burn.
Most people notice less bleeding within 2 weeks. Full pocket depth improvement (what your hygienist measures) typically shows up around week 5-8. We recommend using it 2-3 times per week for at least 2 months to see real transformation. After that? Keep using it to maintain your results. Healthy gums require ongoing care—just like brushing and flossing. You have 60 days to try it risk-free.

“No burn, no weird dry mouth after. It's the one oral-care thing I've actually stuck with.”
“My breath actually stays fresh most of the day now — my wife noticed before I did.”
“First rinse that doesn't sting. My gums feel so much calmer, and flossing doesn't hurt like it used to.”
“Sensitive gums from hormonal changes — everything irritated them except this. Calmed things right down.”
“Tried coconut oil from a jar once and nearly gagged. This is thin and minty — so easy to keep up.”
The other 40% — the gum pockets below the gumline, the tight gaps between teeth, the crevices at the back of the tongue — is exactly where odour-causing bacteria settle in.
So day after day, the same 40% gets missed. Oil pulling is the simplest way to finally tend to it.
When your gums bleed, it means they're inflamed - and inflammation creates tiny openings where your mouth meets your bloodstream.
Doctors call it “leaky gums.” Bacteria trapped in those hard-to-reach pockets don't just stay in your mouth - they can enter the bloodstream and travel further than you'd expect.
This isn't about a bad checkup. It's about what's happening in between them.
The science behind oil pulling is simple — oil grips what water and bristles can't.

Bristles clean surfaces — but bacteria cling to the gumline and hide in pockets a brush was never shaped to reach.

Swish for 7 minutes. The pre-liquified oil coats every surface, flowing into pockets, gaps and crevices.

Oil is lipophilic — it grips the fatty walls of bacteria and pulls them off. When you spit, they leave with it.

Smoother teeth, calmer-feeling gums, fresher breath — from the inside out. No alcohol, no burn.
Loved by 2,000+ happy customers
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After
“My hygienist said I didn't need the deep cleaning after all. First time in 4 years.”
Real customer photos. Individual results vary.
reported less bleeding at their next cleaning
said their hygienist noticed an improvement before they mentioned it
would happily book their next deep-scaling consult less often
*Self-reported in a customer survey. Individual results vary.
Cold-pressed oils and botanicals — food-grade, nothing synthetic.
Cold-pressed and lipophilic — the carrier that lifts bacteria out of pockets and gaps as you swish.
A rare New Zealand oil long prized for its naturally antibacterial character in gum care.
Traditionally used in dentistry for centuries for its calming, warming feel on the gums.
A robust botanical valued for its cleansing, antibacterial nature.
A natural way to keep the formula stable — so there's no synthetic preservative needed.
A clean, mild mint so the ritual is easy to keep up — a fresh finish, never a burn.
Complete blend also includes licorice root, aloe vera, green tea leaf and vitamins E, K & D — all food-grade.
What they check for at every visit — and why they notice the difference.
Gums stop bleeding on probing — the first thing a hygienist checks.
Pocket depths improve as inflammation comes down.
Gum tissue looks firmer and pinker, with no redness along the gumline.
Less plaque and tartar between visits — cleanings take less time.
Gums stop bleeding on probing — the first thing a hygienist checks.
Pocket depths improve as inflammation comes down.
Gum tissue looks firmer and pinker, with no redness along the gumline.
Less plaque and tartar between visits — cleanings take less time.
Give the ritual a full 60 days. If it's not for you, we'll refund you — bottle empty or not.
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Everything you would ask your dentist — answered up front.
Oil pulling is a gentle daily habit for the whole mouth — including the spaces around the gumline that are easy to miss with a brush. It's a complement to your routine, not a treatment or cure. If you have gum disease, see your dentist for care. That said, many people with sensitive or irritated gums tell us it's the first rinse that doesn't sting.
Most people say their mouth feels cleaner and fresher within the first week or two of consistent use. Gum comfort tends to build over a few weeks. Consistency matters more than intensity — a short swish most days beats a long one now and then.
Three things. It's pre-liquified — no scooping a solid lump and waiting for it to melt (or gagging on it). It blends coconut with antibacterial botanicals like manuka, clove and oregano, plus a mild peppermint finish. And it works in a 5-7 minute swish, not 20. Most people quit plain oil pulling because of the texture and time — we fixed both.
Yes. It's alcohol-free and peroxide-free — just oil and botanicals — so there's nothing that damages restorations, bonding or porcelain. If anything, it helps you tend the gumline around dental work, where bacteria tend to gather.
Yes - just space them out. Oil pull first (pre-brush), then brush, then any prescribed rinse after, leaving around 30 minutes between. They work differently and complement each other: a rinse works on surfaces, oil pulling lifts bacteria from pockets and crevices a rinse can't reach.
That's the number-one reason people quit plain oil pulling — and exactly why this is pre-liquified. It pours as a thin liquid with a mild mint taste, not a thick lump. Start with half a capful and build up. Most people who couldn't handle coconut oil from a jar have no issue with this.
The formula is food-grade, alcohol-free and fluoride-free. Pregnancy can make gums more sensitive, and a gentle rinse can help you keep up with oral care. If you have any specific concerns, check with your OB or midwife first.
“Every time I used to floss, it bled. I thought that was normal. By the second week it had completely stopped.”
“I had avoided the dentist for years out of embarrassment. Finally went. She said everything looked better than she expected.”
“Listerine used to sting and dry my mouth out. This does not burn at all, and my dentist said the inflammation had calmed down.”
“Hot drinks used to hurt every single time. I drank a coffee last week with zero issues, first time in ages.”
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