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Gilbert Cosmeto Clinomint Plus toothpaste for smoker 75 ml in our organic pharmacy, Comment on advice for use and dosage with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.
Main active ingredients: PolynamFluorIce Mint
Special fluoride smoking toothpaste. Restores the natural whiteness of your teeth. Specially formulated to eliminate nicotine stains.
Daily tooth brushing.
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Calcium carbonate, aqua, sorbitol, glycerin, aluminum silicate, hydrated silica, sodium lauryl sulfate, aroma, cellulose gum, sodium monofluorophosphate, trisodium phosphate, dimethicone, sodium saccharin, methylparaben, propylparaben, Cl77891. Contains sodium monofluorophosphate 0.76%.
Dough in 75ml Tube
Smoking cigarettes promotes the appearance of stains on tooth enamel
It has been known for a long time, in addition to causing serious problems such as cancer or lung and heart disease, tobacco is harmful to the oral cavity. Indeed, nicotine attacks the enamel and the tar browns the tooth. Tobacco also participates in the development of tartar. Finally, smokers have on average three times more cavities than non-smokers. So use a specific toothpaste for smokers.
Cigarette smoke unfortunately causes many annoyances and tobacco stains on the teeth are one example. If you have smoked for many years you may have noticed black or brown spots on your teeth.
Gilbert Clinomint PLus Pate Toothpaste specially designed to reduce tobacco stains on teeth is available for sale in our online pharmacy. These toothpaste pastes contain chemical elements that will gradually reduce the appearance of surface stains
It is possible to develop brown spots around the mouth. Often called'melasma', pregnancy mask or hyperpigmentation, these marks can be caused by a variety of factors: age, hormonal changes, sun damage allergens or the use of irritating products. How does melasma develop? Studies have shown that melanocytes (the cells that colour our skin) are hyperactive in people with melasma. However,…
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