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Chewing xylitol gum has several beneficial effects.

1. What is Xylitol?

Xylitol is a natural sweetener found in fruits and vegetables — but unlike sugar, it’s actually good for your teeth.

While sugar feeds cavity-causing bacteria, xylitol starves them. It helps protect and strengthen your smile, making it a sweet choice your dentist would approve.

2. What does chewing it do?

Reduces Plaque

Xylitol helps to reduce plaque formation on teeth.

Neutralizes Acids

Xylitol promotes a neutral pH level in the mouth.

Stimulates Saliva

Xylitol increases saliva production, which aids in remineralization.
Inhibits Bacteria

Xylitol inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria in the mouth.

3. When should I chew it?

We recommend chewing Xylos gum:

  • After every meal or acidic drink.