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Oral Care Products: The MyOrigines Selection


Oral care products support the daily cleaning of teeth, gums, and the spaces between teeth. Toothpaste, gel, interdental brushes, and targeted treatments help remove plaque, keep your breath fresh, and address various concerns such as sensitivity, tartar, or discoloration.


The Best Over-the-Counter Oral Care Products


Elgydium Toothpaste, Oral Care


The Elgydium toothpaste with anti-plaque properties contains active ingredients with cleansing properties and calcium carbonate, which has a polishing effect and helps remineralize teeth and balance the mouth’s pH.


Pure Breath mouth spray, The Smilist


Purifying Mouth Mist infused with zinc and vitamin C. It freshens breath, purifies the mouth, and revitalizes you with every spray. Spray twice into your mouth toward your tongue, anytime throughout the day.


Myrrh Mouthwash, Weleda


Ideal for freshening breath and maintaining optimal oral hygiene, the myrrh mouthwash from Weleda provides a feeling of cleanliness and freshness every day. This mouthwash contains extracts of myrrh and ratanhia, which have soothing and invigorating properties, as well as essential oils of sage and peppermint. Used after brushing your teeth, this mouthwash helps purify the oral cavity and strengthen the gums.


Charcoal Teeth Whitening Powder, Innovatouch


Complete your dental care routine with the teeth whitening powder Innovatouch. Formulated with natural ingredients, this powder harnesses the detoxifying properties of activated charcoal to remove stains and whiten teeth. Charcoal deeply cleanses and gently whitens teeth.


FAQ: Over-the-counter oral care products


Why choose over-the-counter oral care products?


Over-the-counter oral care products are formulated to address specific needs such as tooth sensitivity, gum protection, or whitening. They help complement brushing with tailored care.

Toothpaste, mouthwash, and interdental brushes are available in various sizes and come with detailed usage instructions. However, your choice should be based on your age, the condition of your teeth, and the sensitivity of your gums.


How to Choose Toothpaste at a Drugstore?


Choose toothpaste based on your primary concern. A fluoride formula helps strengthen enamel, while toothpaste for sensitive teeth can reduce discomfort. Toothpaste designed for gum care, tartar control, or whitening contains specific active ingredients. It’s best to avoid using multiple highly abrasive formulas and to consult a dentist if you experience pain.


What is the difference between toothpaste and dental gel?


Toothpaste has a thicker, slightly abrasive texture to help remove plaque. Gel has a lighter, fresher texture and is popular for its minty taste and clean feeling. Effectiveness depends primarily on the formula and the quality of brushing. The choice between paste and gel therefore depends on your dental needs.


How can you care for your gums on a daily basis?


Protecting your gums involves gentle brushing with a suitable toothbrush and toothpaste formulated for this area. Excessive pressure can irritate the gums. Interdental cleaning also helps remove debris and plaque from between the teeth. If you experience repeated bleeding, swelling, or pain, it is recommended that you see a dentist.


Why use an interdental brush?


An interdental brush helps clean the spaces that a regular toothbrush has difficulty reaching. They help remove plaque and food debris from between the teeth, especially when the spaces between teeth are wide, when wearing braces, or around certain dental restorations. The size of the interdental brush should be appropriate so that it glides in without forcing. A dental professional can help you choose the appropriate diameter.


How can you limit tartar buildup?


Tartar buildup can be minimized through regular brushing, cleaning between teeth, and using an appropriate toothpaste. Dental plaque that is not removed can mineralize and become difficult to remove. Once formed, tartar cannot be effectively removed with a simple oral hygiene product alone. A professional dental cleaning is still necessary.


How often should you brush your teeth?


It is recommended to brush your teeth at least twice a day for about two minutes. Brushing should cover the teeth as well as the area where the teeth meet the gums. ;This routine can be supplemented with an interdental brush or dental floss. Consistency and the quality of the brushing technique are more important than the amount of toothpaste used.


Can you use mouthwash every day?


Some mouthwashes are formulated for daily use, while others are intended for short-term treatment. It is important to follow the instructions on the product.;Mouthwash complements brushing but does not replace it. Formulas containing antiseptic ingredients should be used for the recommended duration.


What oral care products should you choose for a child?


Children should use a toothbrush and toothpaste appropriate for their age. The fluoride concentration, brush head size, and amount of toothpaste used should follow the recommendations appropriate for their developmental stage.


Find your oral care products at the best prices on MyOrigines


On MyOrigines, discover a selection of pharmacy-grade oral care products at the best prices. Toothpastes, gels, interdental brushes, and targeted care products help you protect your teeth, care for your gums, and reduce plaque and tartar. Discover our selection of pharmacy-grade oral care products: personal hygiene products and nasal hygiene products.