Imagine being able to fight cavities and keep teeth and gums healthy… with a simple lollipop!
It’s true! Loloz is a revolutionary breakthrough in the world of dental health—and it tastes delicious, too! Read on to see how we're more than an anti-cavity candy.
Say hello to fewer dental problems: No xylitol necessary!
Loloz is the first all-natural lollipop and lozenge that can actually kill 99.9% of the bacteria in your mouth that are known to cause cavities, gum disease, and bad breath, for 3-6 months at a time!
What makes Loloz stand out from the dozens of "anti-cavity candies" available? We're more than just "tooth-friendly." Our active ingredient is Cavibloc, an exclusively formulated, patented extract from licorice root. The first paper published about this amazing natural remedy was in 2006, in the Journal of Natural Products (you could say we're the original!).
Licorice root has been a trusted remedy in traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Now, modern science confirms its benefits for supporting the health of your teeth and gums. This extract is so effective, it’s been hailed by Dr. Wenyuan Shi on Good Morning America as “The secret to beating tooth decay."
Tastes great, contains no sugar or xylitol, and it’s easy to use!
Enjoy two Loloz lollipops per day for 10 consecutive days, just 2-4 times per year. For best results, have one in the morning and one in the evening. Allow each lollipop to dissolve for five minutes to ensure sustained exposure to all teeth and gum areas. Another difference between Loloz and comparable products: when used as directed, the benefits of one box of Loloz last for approximately 3 to 6 months! In contrast, in order to get the same impact with xylitol-based products, you would need to take the product multiple times per day, every single day. And who wants to fill their cabinets with bags of candy or gum?
Dentists recommend 5-6 grams of xylitol daily for a clinical effect. Most candies containing xylitol have a gram or less per serving!
Of course, Loloz works best when you brush and floss regularly. And then: get ready for the kind of dental checkups that will make both you and your dentist smile!
We let Loloz and its science speak for itself:
Due to popular demand, we are no longer able to offer free samples via the site. Please contact your dentist to receive a free sample.
“The natural compound found in these lollipops attacks the bacteria that cause cavities. Outside of regular trips to the dentist, these cavity-fighting lollipops are one of the most effective ways to protect your teeth from decay. Best of all, they have a great taste kids and adults will love.” –Dr. William Ten Pas, DMD
READ WHAT DENTISTS HAVE TO SAY!A team of microbiologists at the UCLA School of Dentistry tried to find a natural, easy way to promote dental health and avoid tooth decay. For over 7 years, the team researched hundreds of Chinese medicines, until they found the solution in a special form of licorice root extract. The scientists discovered that this natural extract helped to dramatically inhibit the growth of three types of bacteria: Streptococcus Mutans and Sobrinus, and Lactobacillus. These are the very types of bacteria that contribute to dental problems.
Due to popular demand, we are no longer able to offer free samples via the site. Please contact your dentist to receive a free sample.
If tooth decay goes untreated, it can affect your child’s ability to learn and lead to other long-term health consequences, such as weight loss, speech impediments, and poor self-esteem.
Tooth decay is costly to both your pocketbook and your health. Fillings are not cheap, and they eventually wear out and need to be replaced. As decay progresses, many people need expensive treatments like crowns, root canals, bridges, or even implants. Individual risk factors for tooth decay include diet, genetics, dental habits, and frequency of dental visits.
Tips to Prevent Tooth Decay
http://www.webmd.com/oral-health/guide/tooth-decay-prevention
Diet and Dental Health
http://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/az-topics/d/diet-and-dental-health
How to Reverse the Tooth Decay Process
http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/oralhealth/OralHea
lthInformation/ChildrensOralHealth/
ToothDecayProcess.htm
Facts About Tooth Decay
http://www.ncohf.org/resources/tooth-decay-facts
How to Avoid Cavities
http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/oralhealth/
OralHealthInformation/
ChildrensOralHealth/
ToothDecayProcess.htm#cavity
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