Confidence Starts in the Mouth.
Oral Health impact
Coffee enhances our daily lives, but leaves our mouths vulnerable to unwelcome side effects.
Weakened Enamel
Coffee's acidic nature can weaken the enamel, the protective outer layer of your teeth, making them more susceptible to damage and decay over time. This erosion of enamel not only compromises the strength of your teeth but also contributes to tooth sensitivity.
Bad Breath
Coffee particles linger in the mouth, creating an environment where odor-causing bacteria thrive and "coffee breath" is the unfortunate result.
Teeth Staining
The dark pigments in coffee stick to your enamel and gradually stain teeth, making them appear yellow or discolored. These unsightly stains are difficult to remove with regular brushing alone.
Dry Mouth
Tannins in coffee reduce saliva production, leading to a feeling of mouth dryness and discomfort. Your mouth relies on saliva to neutralize acids and protect against decay.
Canker Sores
The acidity from coffee can trigger or irritate painful canker sores in some individuals. If that's you, you know what we mean :)
Tooth Decay
Sugar in coffee, combined with decreased saliva, creates a breeding ground for bacteria and an ideal environment for cavities to form and thrive.
Coffee contains tannins that can stain teeth, acid that can erode tooth enamel, and caffeine that can dry out the mouth, reducing saliva production and leading to an increased risk of cavities.
— Dr. Michael Wei, Dentist
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Less Confidence
Confidence isn't just about looking good; it's about feeling good too. When you're confident, life just seems to flow better.
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Fewer face-to-face interactions
In today's world, it's easy to forget the importance of face-to-face connections, but there's something about seeing someone's smile in person or feeling their energy that can't be replicated.
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Increased social anxiety
When you're worrying about how you come across to others, it's easy for social anxiety to creep in.
Mental Health Impact
An unsettled mouth can create a real impact on your social and mental health:
Existing Solutions
The Coffee Dilemma
Brushing Your Teeth
Immediate brushing spreads the acid from coffee around your mouth, increases tooth sensitivity, and is impractical for on-the-go coffee drinkers.
Chewing Gum / Mints
Gum and mints offer temporary relief by freshening breath but can adversely affect your teeth.
Traditional Mouthwash
While some mouthwashes promise a clean feel, they are often acidic and alcohol-based, further exacerbating the issue.
Meet Your Daily Brew Companion
We developed Tannin to empower coffee lovers to enjoy their passion without compromise. Our all-natural formula is meticulously crafted to target coffee's specific challenges, while complementing its delightful taste.
New Solution
The Tannin Difference
Eliminates Coffee Breath
Leaves you with fresh and revitalized breath.
Whitens Teeth
Gently lifts away coffee stains and discoloration for a brighter, whiter smile.
Uplifts oral microbiome
Restores, balances, and promotes the growth of beneficial bacteria, supporting overall oral health.
Strengthens Enamel
Protects enamel and fortifies it against acidic attacks.
Reduces Dry Mouth
Promotes salivary flow and rehydrates your mouth after coffee.
Balances Acidity
Neutralizes acidity, balances your mouth, and promotes a healthy oral environment.
Strengthens Enamel
Protects enamel and fortifies it against acidic attacks.
Reduces Dry Mouth
Promotes salivary flow and rehydrates your mouth after coffee.
Balances pH
Neutralizes acidity, balances your mouth, and promotes a healthy oral environment.
Found In Nature
All-Natural Ingredients
Tannin's formula is derived from all-natural ingredients.
Xylitol
Derived from various fruits and vegetables, xylitol serves as a natural sweetener in our mouth rinse. It's more than just a sugar substitute though; xylitol actively combats harmful bacteria in the mouth, reducing the risk of cavities and plaque formation. After sipping on your coffee, rinsing with xylitol helps restore balance to your oral microbiome and promotes a healthier mouth overall.
Glycerin
Often sourced from vegetable oils, glycerin acts as a moisturizer and humectant in our mouth rinse, helping to keep your mouth feeling hydrated and refreshed. This ingredient forms a protective barrier on the teeth, shielding them from acidic substances like coffee, while also enhancing the mouthfeel of our product for a more pleasant rinsing experience.
Aloe Vera
Extracted from the leaves of the Aloe vera plant, this soothing ingredient provides a calming effect on the gums and oral tissues, alleviating any irritation or inflammation that may arise from acidic beverages like coffee. Aloe vera's natural antibacterial properties also contribute to a healthier oral environment by inhibiting the growth of harmful bacteria, promoting optimal oral hygiene.
Baking Soda
A staple in many oral care products, baking soda, also known as sodium bicarbonate, plays a dual role in our mouth rinse. Not only does it help to neutralize acids in the mouth, reducing the risk of enamel erosion caused by coffee consumption, but it also aids in gently removing surface stains, leaving your teeth looking brighter and feeling cleaner after each use.
Essential Oils
Tannin contains a blend of essential oils which not only impart a refreshing flavor but also offer therapeutic benefits for your oral health. These oils possess antimicrobial properties that help to combat bacteria in the mouth, freshen breath, and provide a clean, invigorating sensation after coffee consumption, ensuring that you start your day feeling revitalized and confident.
Sorbitol
Derived from fruits like apples and pears, sorbitol acts as a humectant and sweetening agent in our mouth rinse, enhancing its taste and texture. Additionally, sorbitol helps to maintain moisture in the mouth, preventing dryness and discomfort often associated with coffee consumption, ensuring that your oral hygiene routine remains comfortable and enjoyable.
You deserve your coffee dark & your teeth white.
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