Does Your Mouth Rinse Burn?
Does Your Mouth Rinse Burn?
After some people brush and floss their teeth, they choose to use a mouth rinse to get rid of any debris that may have been left behind and kill harmful bacteria that could cause cavities, infections, or gum problems.
We commonly hear that some patients don’t like to use a mouth rinse because of an unwanted burning sensation that they feel in their mouth. So, what’s the culprit?
Some mouth rinses contain alcohol, which is generally the main cause of the burning sensation you may notice. The good news is that there are many brands of mouth rinse that contain no alcohol at all, and still offer the same benefits like killing bacteria, freshening breath, and even whitening teeth.
If you’d like to try an alcohol-free mouth rinse, ask us for specific recommendations at your next visit.
