SmileGuard™ Herbal Rinse – FAQs

Q1) What is SmileGuard?
A. A concentrated, organic blend of coconut, sesame, tea tree, neem, clove, thyme, and oregano oils designed to refresh breath and support healthy gums—without alcohol, dyes, or synthetic flavors.

Q2) How do I use it?
A. Two easy ways:

• Brush-Boost: Place 1–3 drops directly on your toothbrush, add toothpaste, and brush as usual.
• Quick Rinse: Add 1–3 drops to 20–30 mL (≈1 oz) of water, swish for ~30 seconds, and spit.
  Shake well before use.

Q3) How many rinses per bottle? How long does it last?
A. One 2 oz (59 mL) bottle yields ≈750 rinses at 2 drops each—often 3+ months for a family of four (twice-daily use).

Q4) What does it taste like? Will it burn?
A. It’s herbal and naturally mint-spicy (clove, thyme, oregano) with a hint of bitterness from neem/tea tree—no alcohol burn. If the flavor feels strong, start with 1 drop, or use the Brush-Boost method.

Q5) Why these oils?
A.

• Coconut & Sesame: classic oil-pulling oils that help loosen plaque and freshen breath.
• Tea Tree & Neem: plant antimicrobials that target odor-causing bacteria.
• Clove (eugenol): traditionally used to calm gums.
• Thyme & Oregano: broad-spectrum botanical defenders that help keep the mouth’s ecosystem balanced.

Q6) Is it safe for kids?
A. Yes—start with 1 drop and supervise children under 6. Teach them to spit, not swallow. If any sensitivity occurs, reduce drops or discontinue.

Q7) Can pregnant or nursing people use SmileGuard?
A. Our formula uses potent essential oils. Consult your dentist or physician before use during pregnancy or nursing.

Q8) Will it work with my fluoride toothpaste or whitening routine?
A. Yes. It’s compatible with fluoride toothpastes and whitening systems. If you prefer, use SmileGuard at a different time of day from specialty treatments.

Q9) Is it okay with braces, aligners, crowns, or implants?
A. Yes—alcohol-free oils are gentle on dental work and can help freshen hard-to-reach areas.

Q10) Can I swallow it?
A. It’s meant to be spit out. If a small accidental amount is swallowed, it’s usually not an issue; for larger amounts, seek medical advice.

Q11) I’m sensitive—what if I feel tingling or irritation?
A. That can happen with potent botanicals. Reduce to 1 drop, dilute more water, or switch to the Brush-Boost method. If irritation persists, discontinue.

Q12) Any allergens?
A. Contains sesame oil. Check the ingredient list if you have essential-oil sensitivities.

Q13) Is SmileGuard alcohol-free and sugar-free? Vegan?
A. Yes—alcohol-free, sugar-free, and vegan. No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.

Q14) Where is it made and how?
A. Small-batch, USA-made for freshness and traceability.

Q15) What about sustainability?
A. Earth-Kind Packaging: reusable amber glass bottle and FSC®-certified recyclable carton.

Q16) Is it travel-friendly?
A. Absolutely. The 2 oz concentrate is TSA-friendly and replaces bulky mouthwash bottles.

Q17) What’s the cost per rinse?
A. About $0.067 per rinse (at 2 drops). SmileGuard often beats big-brand mouthwash on value while staying organic and plant-powered.

Q18) How should I store it and how long does it last?
A. Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Best used within 12 months of opening.

Q19) Does it whiten teeth or treat cavities/gingivitis?
A. SmileGuard is a care product, not a medicine. Many customers report cleaner, fresher mouths, but it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Keep regular dental checkups.

Q20) What’s the full ingredient list?
A. Organic Sesamum indicum (Sesame) seed oil, Cocos nucifera (Coconut) oil, Melaleuca alternifolia (Tea Tree) leaf oil, Azadirachta indica (Neem) seed oil, Syzygium aromaticum (Clove) bud oil, Thymus vulgaris (Thyme) oil, Origanum vulgare (Oregano) oil.

Q21) Is there a money-back guarantee or returns?
A. We want you to love SmileGuard. For help with your order, email support@qimlilife.com and we’ll make it right.

Q22) Any regulatory notes?
A. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.