TrisDentTM Dental Products, formerly T/Edta/C Dental, are a unique combined dental formulation of Tromethamine, Edta and Chlorhexidine providing antibacterial action, plaque and calculus prevention. Dental Disease is the most common clinical condition occurring in both adult dogs and cats. Chronic dental disease can cause more problems than tooth pain and bad breath. It is also associated with damage to our pets internal organs. The key to management of dental disease is prevention through routine dental care. Excellent oral health can be maintained with a consistent oral hygiene regimen using the many variations of TrisDentTM Products: TrisDentTM Water Additive, TrisDentTM Oral Rinse, TrisDentTM Gel, TrisDentTM Wipes and the new TrisDentTM Treats (treats do not contain chlorhexidine).
Directions & Dosage
Shake well before use. Hold bottle in the upright position and elevate the pets upper ip to expose teeth and gums. Point and squeeze to apply a stream of TrisDent. To prevent injuries, avoid contact of spout tip with gums. Avoid contact of solution with eyes. Rinse daily after eating or as directed by your veterinarian.
Ingredients
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: 0.12% Chlorhexidine Gluconate. CONTAINS: Tromethamine (Tris), Edetate Disodium Dihydrate (Edta), buffered with Tromethamine HCL in deionized water. The T/Edta/C Dental Line is Xylitol free. Made with no animal protein.
Overview
TrisDentTM Products are an appealing, beef-flavored, patent-pending combination of tromethamine, edetate disodium dihydrate and 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate. These three oral hygiene compounds help to control plaque without brushing, as well as to reduce the calcification of plaque to calculus. Tris-Edta: May inhibit plaque by helping to block its mineralization to calculus through chelating minerals. Chlorhexidine is believed to be the most effective chemical anti-plaque agent available. Chlorhexidine and Tris-Edtas attributes are particularly important in preventing dental disease. Dental disease begins when oral bacteria produce plaque. Minerals in the saliva harden the plaque into dental calculus or tartar, which firmly attaches to the teeth. Plaque and calculus can spread under the gum line causing gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and periodontitis (loss of bone and soft tissue around the teeth) and bacteria can then enter the bloodstream causing damage to our pets internal organs.
- Helps prevent chronic dental disease
