The OxyDental Pro sales page, captured 2026-09-23
OxyDental Pro review
A daily tablet aimed at bleeding gums, weak enamel and bad breath, sold on an oxygen theory
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You spit in the sink and there's pink in it again. Maybe your dentist said the word "pockets" at your last check up, or someone leaned back slightly while you were talking and you've been self conscious ever since. That's usually who ends up reading this page. OxyDental Pro is a tablet you take once a day. The pitch is that hidden bacteria block oxygen reaching your gums and teeth, and that clearing it fixes decay, bleeding and bad breath at the root. That oxygen explanation is the seller's own, and the page offers no study behind it. Worth saying once, plainly: bleeding gums and decay are things a dentist can diagnose and treat, and nothing you swallow removes plaque or tartar already stuck to a tooth. What's actually in it is a mineral and herb mix, including calcium, iodine, copper, chromium, boron, chlorella, chlorophyllin, fulvic acid, shilajit and peppermint. Chlorophyllin and peppermint have a long history as breath fresheners, so some improvement there wouldn't surprise me. The rest sits in a proprietary blend, so the amounts aren't disclosed, which matters most for iodine and copper since both have safe upper limits. Cheapest way in is $158 for two bottles plus shipping. There's a 60 day money back guarantee, which is your real protection if nothing changes.
Pros
- 60 day money back guarantee, so it's testable
- One tablet a day, easy to actually keep up
- Peppermint and chlorophyllin are plausible for breath
- No stimulants, so timing doesn't matter
Cons
- Proprietary blend, so iodine and copper doses aren't disclosed
- The oxygen and root cause claim comes with no evidence on the page
- Won't remove existing tartar or replace a dentist visit
- Cheapest option is $158, and the page doesn't say if refunds need bottles returned
What you get
Bottles of soft tablets, roughly a month per bottle, taken daily. Two bottles is $158 plus $9.99 shipping, three plus three free is $294 with shipping included, three bottles is $207. The six bottle order adds three PDF bonuses: tongue exercises and homemade mouthwashes for breath, fruit tricks for canker sores, and a one day mouth detox with breathing exercises.
Before you buy
- If your gums bleed, get a dentist to look first. Gingivitis and periodontitis are treated differently and one needs a proper clean.
- Check the iodine and copper content on the label against anything you already take, especially if you're on thyroid medication.
- Ask before ordering whether a refund needs the bottles posted back and who pays the postage, since the page doesn't say.
Who it suits
Someone whose main complaint is breath and who wants a low effort daily thing to try with the guarantee as cover. If you have bleeding gums, loose teeth or visible decay, spend the money on a dentist instead.
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