TAKE ACTION AGAINST EARLY GUM PROBLEMSTO PREVENT TOOTH AND BONE LOSS

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*Refers to the oral plaque microbiome and the relative abundance of bacterial species with a known association with gum health or disease after 14 weeks of brushing twice a day with Zendium when compared to baseline. **Refers to the results of a gum health

study (UK 2017) on the 113 people who used Zendium (total subjects = 229) and a measurement of gingival health by the Modified Gingival Index (Lobene) after 13 weeks. †Eligible subjects (n=305) were grouped

according to their previous long-term (≥1 year) toothpaste use. Zendium vs other fluoridated toothpastes without antibacterial ingredients.

Take action against early gum problems

The European Federation of Periodontology recommends managing gingivitis as the primary method to prevent progression to periodontitis1

Professional oral hygiene instruction remains the priority for primary prevention of periodontal disease2

• Brush for at least 2 minutes, twice a day, with a fluoride toothpaste1

• Clean between teeth with interdental brushes (or floss where the interdental space is too small for a brush)1

In addition to your usual brushing and interdental cleaning advice recommend Zendium to patients with early gum problems:

A daily fluoride toothpaste with natural enzymes and proteins

In a clinical trial, 83% of Zendium users experienced improved gingival health4**

Clinically proven to promote a balanced oral microbiome3*

In a real-world study, Zendium users had significantly better

gingival health5†

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