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Significantly reduces gum bleeding and inflammation
Significantly reduces gum bleeding and inflammation
It's easier to protect your smile with the help of Colgate Total Original toothpaste, which provides stronger* 24-hour help to protect your entire mouth. Total toothpaste affects the 8 most common aspects of oral health, namely:
*Superior bacterial reduction on teeth, tongue cheeks & gums vs non-antibacterial fluoride toothpaste with 2x daily continued use after 4 weeks.
This specialized formula significantly reduces gum bleeding and inflammation, and delivers long lasting gum protection against plaque bacteria with continued use.
Developed by dental experts, the PerioGard® soft toothbrush is designed for gum care. This unique toothbrush gently removes plaque and helps to fight the cause of gum bleeding.*
The Colgate 360° Charcoal adult toothbrush has charcoal infused floss-tip bristles† and whitens teeth‡. Made in a zero true waste, LEED-certified facility, the Colgate 360° toothbrush has a 100% recycled paperboard backercard.
Made in a zero true waste, LEED-certified facility, the ZigZag toothbrush features a 25% recycled plastic toothbrush handle and a 100% recycled paperboard backercard.
Help prevent stain buildup by removing surface stains with the Colgate Total Whitening Toothbrush. This black toothbrush features specially engineered, high-density bristles to help polish away stains and disrupt plaque buildup so you can stay at the top of your oral care game for a clean mouth.
When compared to an ordinary manual toothbrush, the Colgate Total Battery Toothbrush offers a superior clean. The tapered Floss-Tip (1) bristles reach deeper (2) along the gumline and between teeth to remove bacteria.
The polishing spiral bristles help whiten teeth by polishing away surface stains and clean hard-to-reach areas.
The Colgate Total® Active Prevention Foaming Clean White Toothbrush offers rapid foaming action for deeper toothpaste delivery (2). This specially engineered adult toothbrush features over 5000 high density multi-height soft bristles that give a deep, gentle clean along the gumline and between teeth.
Like a conventional toothbrush, a charcoal toothbrush has a unique design with charcoal-infused bristles. Additionally, a multi-height bristle design offers better stain removal* between teeth and along the gum line.
Use Colgate 360⁰ Sensitive Pro-Relief manual toothbrush for a healthier whole mouth clean! (vs. brushing teeth alone with an ordinary flat-trim toothbrush).
Experience a whiter smile and a healthier whole mouth clean† with the new Colgate 360° Optic White Sonic Power toothbrush.
The toothbrush also features spiral polishing bristles that help to remove surface stains from teeth, for a naturally whiter smile.
Explore our wide range of oral health solutions tailored to meet your smile goals. Use our tool and find your perfect match!
Bleeding gums: healthy gums should not bleed when you brush. Bleeding gums may indicate early gum disease.
Swollen gums: plaque buildup can cause red, swollen gums, a symptom of early gum disease (gingivitis). Early treatment is important.
Bad breath: it can result from gum disease due to plaque and bacterial buildup causing gum irritation.
Receding gums: if left untreated early gum disease can advance and lead to gum recession and tooth loss. Visit your dentist for treatment.
Tooth loss: advanced gum disease (periodontitis) caused by plaque buildup and tartar can weaken gum support and lead to tooth loss.
Diabetes: Poor blood supply and weakened defense mechanism can lead to gum disease. Diabetes triples the risk of advanced gum disease (periodontitis).
Pregnancy: Hormonal changes can cause gum swelling and bleeding, putting you at greater risk of gingivitis, an early form of gum disease.
Age: gum problems can occur at any age, but risk increases with age, especially with other risk factors like smoking or diabetes.
Stress: Stress causes a release of cortisol which can deplete the immune system and lead to inflamed gums by allowing harmful bacteria to thrive.
High Blood Pressure: Some high blood pressure drugs can lead to gum disease by promoting plaque and hindering dental care.
Smoking: Smokers are 2.5 to 6 times more likely to develop advanced gum disease, which is usually more severe and harder to treat than in non-smokers.