Oveallgo™ Intensive mousse for cleaning the oral cavity

The Oveallgo™ Intensive Stain Removal Oral Cleansing Mousse helps kill 98.99% of bacteria, eliminates bad breath instantly, removes plaque in 1 week, whitens teeth in all aspects in 3 to 7 weeks and completely solves all types of oral problems (including tooth decay .toothache.tooth sensitivity.gingivitis and tooth enamel

Some have submitted photos taken during their trip with Oveallgo™. 

even the cigarette stains and dirt in the cracks disappeared. After using these 8 bottles of Oveallgo for about 2 months, it became a miracle. Periodontitis stopped bothering me. The roots of my teeth are no longer fluffy and painful. And no more bleeding, even when I bite hard bones. This is really amazing!

The food residues that accumulate in the oral cavity every day cause the reproduction of various bacteria and microorganisms in the spaces between the teeth and in the oral cavity. If these bacteria are not eliminated in time, it leads to a number of oral health problems such as bad breath, oral canker sores, yellow teeth, tooth decay, tartar, gingivitis, bleeding gums, sensitive teeth, weak or partially missing teeth, puffy gums, toothache, loose teeth, tooth loss and even oral cancer.

If this condition continues to worsen, you may develop bad breath, sore gums, and other problems. In this case, bacteria eat away at your gums, making them prone to bleeding, pain, redness, and other problems. If these problems cannot be solved in time, your oral problems will become more serious and you will suffer from periodontitis, plaque, tartar, loose teeth, toothache and other problems that can even lead to tooth loss.

The development of dental caries is due to damage to the tooth enamel by microbes, which can gradually spread to the dentin and even to the pulp. This can lead to bad breath, toothache, brittle teeth and tooth loss. When tooth decay develops, a chain reaction occurs in which normal teeth are eroded while the germs spread to the surrounding teeth.

The most important facts

• Although largely preventable, oral diseases represent a significant health burden in many countries and affect people throughout their lives, causing pain, discomfort, deformity and even death.

  It is estimated that almost 3.5 billion people are affected by oral diseases.

  Untreated cavities (cavities) in permanent teeth are the most common health burden, according to Global Disease Statistics 2019.

  Treatment of dental disease is expensive and usually not part of universal health care (UHC).

  In most low- and middle-income countries, there are insufficient services to prevent and treat oral diseases.

  Oral diseases are due to a number of modifiable risk factors common to many non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including sugar consumption, tobacco use, alcohol consumption and poor hygiene, as well as their underlying social and economic determinants.

Dr. Gretel is a Key Expert for the American Dental Association and is also a member of the Oral Health Council. He has almost 20 years of experience in the treatment of oral and dental health.