Daily oral care is important in preventing bacteria to cause cavities and gum disease. Products such as mouthwash may however have a negative impact on the oral microbiota composition. Good bacteria with a balanced oral microbiota is key for upper respiratory tract health as well as healthy teeth, gums, and fresh breath.
BLIS K12™ and BLIS M18™ are two specific strains of Streptococcus salivarius, a common and beneficial species of bacteria that is an important part of the oral microbiota. Backed by multiple clinical studies these strains have been shown to support oral health in several different ways:
– Promotes a healthy oral microbiota*
– Supports dental health*Customized Oral health solutions based on BLIS® by Probi® could be offered including a wide range of species and formats tailored to your specific market needs.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Because local laws and regulations related to the distribution, marketing and sale of ingredients and finished products vary, Probi disclaims any regulatory compliance, warranties, product guidance or instruction of any kind. This brochure is provided for business-to-business communication and educational purposes only without warranties of any kind. Users should seek legal and/or regulatory advice prior to the market introduction of any Probi strain and before use of any claims to ensure compliance and thereafter on an ongoing basis when required.
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