You don’t need a specific problem to appreciate its effects!
Oral Spray serves as an excellent preventive measure in oral care. We recommend using it daily as a mouthwash or spraying it on your interdental brush during your at-home dental hygiene routine. It boasts inhibitory properties, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory effects. The solution, when sprayed into the mouth, coats the mucous membranes, shielding us from the infiltration of viruses and bacteria from the environment.
We decided to put Oral Spray to the test with Dr. Nina Joklova. What does she have to say about it?
“As a dental professional, I had the opportunity to test Oral Spray, a product specifically designed for oral cavity care. It is based on oils known for their antiseptic, antibacterial, and antiviral properties. It contains cold-pressed oils (hemp, avocado, neem, and pumpkin) and natural sea salt.
Extracts of cloves and cinnamon have antimicrobial effects in the mouth. Therefore, Oral Spray can be used not only preventively, as supplementary oral care, but also for disinfection of the mouth, throat, and toothbrush after brushing your teeth. It is also an effective aid in many oral issues. Oral Spray is excellent for treating mouth ulcers and inflammatory conditions in the oral cavity.”
“Its exceptional composition contributes to faster healing of inflammatory oral lesions and is also beneficial for sore throats.”
“From a dental perspective, I would recommend using this product to patients diagnosed with Gingivitis and Periodontitis. These are inflammatory gum and periodontal diseases.
Since the initial step in the therapy of gingivitis and periodontitis is thorough hygiene, regular use of Oral Spray helps alleviate the symptoms of these conditions with its antimicrobial and antiseptic action. Oral Spray pleasantly freshens the oral cavity, making it suitable for patients dealing with bad breath (Foetor ex ore). As a doctor, I can responsibly say that Malinna Cosmetics deserves significant attention.”
You can use Oral Spray for:
- Throat
- Tonsils
- Nasal congestion
- Cough
- Tooth decay
- Gum inflammation
- Mouth ulcers and more
- Post-extraction regeneration
- Anti-inflammatory care after brushing teet
- Teething