Get your teeth set for those imaginary red carpets - or real ones if you’re lucky.
1. FOR WHITER TEETH
Simply incorporate Pearlys Teeth-Brighten Powder once or twice a week into your regular tooth-brushing regime in order to further help remove the build-up of plaque and stains. Your teeth are said to become up to four shades lighter, helping you to maintain that dazzling white smile.
Weekly Teeth-Brighten Powder £15 by PEARLYS at Harvey Nichols, harveynichols.com
2. FOR FRESHER BREATH
Alcohol-free and formulated with OXYgard technology, this Swissdent mouthwash triggers an oxidising process that targets colour pigments on the teeth. It will leave your molars polar-white, keep your gums protected from plaque and bacteria and also make your breath fresher.
Extreme Whitening Mouthwash £17 for 300ml by SWISSDENT at Harvey Nichols, harveynichols.com
3. FOR PLAQUE-FREE PEGS
This is the first electric toothbrush with advanced cleaning technology, and has a more streamlined approach when it comes to brushing teeth. Unique smart sensors allow the brush head to automatically adjust and engage at different speeds, along with cleaning actions that are specifically for different areas of the mouth, such as molars, front teeth and the gum line.
Proclinical A1500 £169.99 by COLGATE, colgate.co.uk
4. FOR HEALTHIER GUMS
This is another first of its kind, and the hero product from Dr Oliver’s White Smile range. The Gum Serum should be applied directly to the gum line. It contains vitamin B3, which will improve the microcirculation and enhance the overall appearance, colour and health of gums.
Gum Serum £30 for 30ml by DR OLIVER WHITE SMILE, droliverwhitesmile.com
5. FOR A NEW WAY TO FLOSS
For a quicker, more hygienic way to floss that uses air and micro-droplet technology, this new upgraded model of the Sonicare Airfloss has an auto-burst function, which provides continuous jets of water that clean between the teeth, and a new nozzle with improved targeting for higher precision cleaning.
Sonicare Airfloss £100 by PHILIPS, sonicare.co.uk
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