• Xylitol keeps harmful bacteria from attaching to teeth where they can cause cavities and form plaque.
• Xylitol is shown to reduce tooth decay by up to 80%.

• Xylitol is a naturally occurring 5-carbon sugar alcohol found in corn cobs and stalks.
• Approved in the U.S. since the 1960s as a food additive.
• Contains 40% fewer calories with none of the negative effects of sugar.
• More than 25 years of testing proves it is the best sweetener for teeth.
• Recommended as a natural replacement for fluoride.
• Recommended by dentists, doctors, periodontists, pediatricians, and many health organizations and professionals around the world.

Tastes great and leaves your mouth feeling fresh

• Spry Toothpaste and Oral Rinse come in a cool, refreshing mint flavor.
• Spry Gum comes in cinnamon, peppermint, and spearmint.
• Spry Mints come in raspberry, lemon blast, and peppermint.

• Reduce cavities by up to 80%.
• Keep bacteria from adhering to teeth.
• Fight the formation of dental plaque.
• Reduce inflammation of the gums.
• Reduce ear infections by up to 40%.
• Minimize tooth scarring and puffy gums that can occur during orthodontic treatment.
• Facilitate the re-mineralization of tooth enamel.
• Keep breath fresh and clean.

• Research has shown that 8 grams of xylitol (or 18 Spry X-Points) a day can be effective in the fight against cavities.

• No casein
• No gluten
• No pesticides
• No preservatives

Suggested Use:

Spry Toothpaste: Brush twice daily.
Spry Oral Rinse: Rinse your mouth thoroughly once daily.
Spry Gum: Chew as needed throughout the day.
Spry Mints: Take 1-2 mints after every meal or snack or as needed.

Nutrition Facts:

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Background Information:

In the 1940s, sugar shortages throughout Europe caused the Scandinavian countries to start using xylitol as a sugar substitute. By the 1950s, Scandinavian children were found to have fewer cavities than the children in countries still using sugar.

Today, Finland leads the world in overall dental health as they continue to use xylitol as a healthy alternative to sugar.

A natural sugar, xylitol comes mainly from corn cobs, corn stalks, and birch trees. But it contains just five carbon atoms per molecule. The molecular difference between xylitol and sugar may be small, but the antibacterial properties of xylitol because of this difference are huge.

When exposed to this 5-carbon natural sugar, bacteria lose their ability to adhere to the surface of the teeth—reducing tooth-destroying acids and driving plaque from the mouth.

Clinical studies show that regularly using oral hygiene products with xylitol can reduce tooth decay by up to 80%.

The Spry Dental Defense System is a family of high-quality oral care products manufactured using xylitol. Spry fights cavities and plaque by creating an unwelcome environment for bacteria—they simply cannot stick to teeth in a xylitol-rich environment.

The result is a healthier smile, fresher breath, and fewer cavities.