Mouthwashes containing a component called "chlorhexidine" which when used for a long time can cause staining on teeth, rinsed professionals in the field of oral health. The mouthwash, known also as mouthwash, is a solution that usually usually used after brushing as a way to help eliminate bacteria and microorganisms that cause cavities and of course, the bad breath.
What many do not know is that this mouthwash contains an antiseptic (antimicrobial) called "chlorhexidine", which is used in the manufacture of mouthwash. Excessive or prolonged use of this component causes teeth pigmentation (spots) that can be removed with professional prophylaxis. An additional effect prolonged use is a slight diminution of taste while using the product.
What should be taken into account
The mouthwash is used to treat gingivitis and periodontal diseases. They warn that it should be administered only under medical supervision, otherwise consequences can result in dental esthetics, in some cases irreversible.
One of the most effective methods of preventing decay and tartar, is through good brushing, say professionals.
Remember: the misuse or prolonged and unnecessary use of mouthwash can be harmful to your oral health.