Gum, teeth & breath support
Oradentum: an oral-health formula you swallow, not swish
The curious thing about this formula is not what it claims to do, but what is in it. Strip the dental branding away and the ingredient list reads like a blood-sugar product. That turns out to be more defensible than it first sounds, and the page never once explains it.
- 21 ingredients claimed
- 17 named
- 60-day guarantee
- Non-GMO, vegan
- Four bonus guides
From $49 a bottle · free US shipping on three and six · four bonus guides
- 60-day money-back guarantee
- Free US shipping on the larger packages
- Non-GMO, vegan and gluten-free per the label
- Four bonus guides with the three- and six-bottle packages
What Oradentum is
Oradentum is an oral health supplement you swallow rather than rinse with. The page says the formula runs to twenty-one ingredients and names seventeen of them, covering vitamins C and E, biotin, zinc, magnesium and manganese, then a botanical group of banaba leaf, corosolic acid, licorice, cinnamon, bitter melon, white mulberry, yarrow and cayenne, plus alpha lipoic acid, taurine and vanadium. The dosage form is not stated anywhere on the page, and neither is the count per bottle.
- Swallowed, not swished
Which sets a real limit: anything taken this way reaches the mouth through the bloodstream and saliva, not by contact. That rules out the mechanical jobs brushing does.
- Seventeen ingredients named
Against twenty-one claimed. Four are not disclosed, which is worth knowing before you buy rather than after.
- Four bonus guides
All four titles are published, which is more than most vendors manage, and they come with the three- and six-bottle packages.
- Non-GMO, vegan, gluten-free
Stated plainly on the page, along with production in an FDA-registered and inspected facility.
- Sixty days to return it
Measured from delivery by the main page, though the FAQ describes the window differently. See the guarantee section.
- A blood-sugar ingredient list
Banaba, corosolic acid, bitter melon, white mulberry, vanadium and alpha lipoic acid are glucose-metabolism ingredients. In a dental product that is unusual enough to deserve an explanation.
Why a dental supplement is full of blood-sugar ingredients
Banaba leaf, corosolic acid, bitter melon, white mulberry, vanadium, alpha lipoic acid and cinnamon are the standard furniture of a glucose-support formula. Finding them in something sold for gums and teeth looks, at first glance, like a product built from whatever was already on the shelf.
What's inside
Seventeen of a claimed twenty-one, grouped by the job each appears to be doing. The vendor publishes no quantity for a single one of them.
- Gum tissueVitamin C
The one nutrient with an unambiguous connection to gum health: severe deficiency causes scurvy, whose earliest signs are bleeding gums. Adequacy matters; more than adequacy is a different claim.
- Gum tissueVitamin E
A fat-soluble antioxidant, included here for oxidative stress in soft tissue.
- Gum tissueZinc
Involved in wound healing and immune function, and a long-standing ingredient in oral care for its effect on breath compounds.
- Gum tissueBiotin
A B vitamin associated with the health of skin and mucous membranes.
- Tooth mineralsMagnesium
A structural mineral in bone and tooth tissue.
- Tooth mineralsManganese
A trace mineral involved in the formation of connective tissue and bone.
- Glucose metabolismVanadium
A trace element studied for insulin-like effects. Its presence here is part of the metabolic pattern that runs through this formula.
- Glucose metabolismBanaba Leaf Extract
The source of corosolic acid, and a standard inclusion in blood-sugar formulas.
- Glucose metabolismCorosolic Acid
Listed separately from the banaba leaf it usually comes from, studied for glucose uptake.
- Glucose metabolismBitter Melon
One of the most widely used traditional plants for blood sugar, and a clear marker of what this blend is built from.
- Glucose metabolismWhite Mulberry
Studied for its effect on the enzymes that break down dietary carbohydrate.
- Glucose metabolismAlpha Lipoic Acid
An antioxidant that is also a fixture of glucose-support products.
- Glucose metabolismCinnamon
The page does not say whether this is Ceylon or the cheaper cassia, which matters: cassia carries coumarin and is not meant for sustained high intake.
- Oral environmentLicorice
Studied for its activity against the bacteria associated with cavities. One of the few ingredients here with a genuinely oral rationale.
- Oral environmentTaurine
An amino acid with a broad antioxidant role rather than a specifically dental one.
- Oral environmentYarrow
A traditional botanical used for bleeding and inflammation.
- Oral environmentCayenne
Usually included to support circulation, and sometimes for its effect on the absorption of other ingredients.
How to take it
- Follow the label, because this page cannot tell youThe vendor does not publish the dosage form, the count per bottle or the daily serving anywhere on the sales page. Whatever arrives with the bottle is the only instruction there is.
- Keep brushing and flossing exactly as beforeNothing swallowed removes plaque. This is the single most important sentence on the page: a supplement can only ever sit alongside the mechanical work, never in place of it.
- Take it with foodVitamin E is fat-soluble and several of the botanicals sit better on a meal than on an empty stomach.
- Keep the dental appointmentBleeding gums that persist are a reason to be seen, not a reason to reorder. Gum disease is reversible early and is not reversible late, and the difference is caught by a dentist rather than by a bottle.
Choose your package
Three packages. The three- and six-bottle options carry free US shipping and the four bonus guides; the single bottle carries neither.
Prices verified October 2026. Confirm at checkout before ordering.
| Package | Per bottle | Order total | Shipping | Days covered | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bottle | $79 | $79 | varies | 30 | — |
| 3 bottles | $59 | $177 | Free | 90 | $1.97 |
| 6 bottles | $49 | $294 | Free | 180 | $1.63 |
The 60-day guarantee
60 days, counted from the day your parcel arrives
Sixty days, but the page gives the window two different starting points: the main text says sixty days from receiving the product, while the FAQ describes it as the next two full months after purchase. Those are not the same date. Get the start point confirmed in writing before you order, and keep the packaging, because the bottles go back to Colorado.Full detail on the refunds and guarantee page.
The four bonus guides
Included with the Silver (three-bottle) and Gold (six-bottle) packages.
The Lifetime Smile: Secrets to Perfect TeethListed at an $87 value.
Tooth Care Made EasyEverything You Need to Know. Listed at a $140 value.
Whiter Teeth, Brighter SmilesListed at an $87 value.
The Fast Way to Master Your Dental FearsDescribed as a 10-video series despite being listed as an ebook.
Before you start
A swallowed supplement reaches the mouth the long way round, and there are things in this category that genuinely need a dentist instead.
- Persistent bleeding gums, loose teeth or receding gum lines are periodontal disease. It is treatable early and not reversible late, and no supplement substitutes for the cleaning that treats it.
- Several ingredients here act on blood sugar. If you take insulin, a sulfonylurea or metformin, this needs your prescriber's input before you start, not after.
- Licorice can raise blood pressure and lower potassium with sustained use. Mention it if you are treated for hypertension or take a diuretic.
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding and under-18s need a doctor's sign-off first. Bitter melon carries its own caution in pregnancy, separate from everything else in here.
- Ongoing tooth pain, swelling or a bad taste that will not shift suggests infection. That is an appointment, and sometimes an urgent one.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a replacement for brushing?
No, and nothing swallowed could be. Plaque is a physical film removed by physical means. A supplement reaches your mouth through the bloodstream and saliva, which is a useful route for nutrients and a useless one for scrubbing. Keep the brush and the floss exactly as they are.
Why does a dental supplement contain bitter melon and banaba?
Because a large part of this formula is a blood-sugar stack. The charitable reading is that gum disease and glucose control are genuinely linked in both directions, which is well established in the dental literature, so a metabolic formula aimed at gum health is a coherent idea. The vendor never makes that argument, which is a missed opportunity rather than a disqualification.
What are the four ingredients you did not list?
The page claims twenty-one ingredients and names seventeen. The other four are not disclosed, and we are not going to guess at them. If a full list matters to you, ask customer service for the Supplement Facts panel before ordering.
Is it capsules or tablets, and how many a day?
The sales page does not say. It gives no dosage form, no count per bottle and no daily serving. That is an unusual gap, and it means the label on the bottle is the only instruction you will get.
What are the bonus guides?
Four of them: The Lifetime Smile: Secrets to Perfect Teeth, Tooth Care Made Easy: Everything You Need to Know, Whiter Teeth, Brighter Smiles, and The Fast Way to Master Your Dental Fears, which is described as a ten-video series despite being listed as an ebook. They come with the three- and six-bottle packages.
When does the sixty days start?
That is the question to settle before you buy. The main page says sixty days from when you receive the product; the FAQ says the next two full months after purchase. Shipping time sits between those two readings, so get it confirmed in writing.
Is it FDA approved?
No supplement is approved by the FDA. The page says production happens in an FDA-registered and inspected facility, which means the premises are on file and can be inspected. It is a claim about the building, not about the product.
Ready to try Oradentum?
An oral-health formula built largely from blood-sugar ingredients, with four of its twenty-one undisclosed and its dosage form unpublished. The metabolic angle is more defensible than it looks; the gaps in the label are still gaps.
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