OxyDental Pro™ is a once-daily, mineral-based dental supplement built on calcium, iodine, copper chlorophyllin, chromium and a botanical blend — supporting your whole mouth from the inside, not just the surface. This is an independent buyer’s guide to that formula, written from the product’s own Supplement Facts panel.
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| Format | Once-daily soft dietary tablet |
| Key actives | Calcium, Iodine, Copper Chlorophyllin, Chromium + botanical blend |
| Best for | Everyday teeth, gum & fresh-breath support |
| Made in | FDA-registered, GMP-certified U.S. facility |
| Guarantee | 60-day, no-questions money-back |
| Daily use | Take 1 tablet with water, any time of day |
OxyDental Pro is a dietary supplement, not a medicine. It is not a treatment, drug or cure for gum disease, tooth decay, an abscess or any other oral condition, and nothing on this page should be used as a reason to put off dental care.
Book a dental appointment — promptly, and before you start any supplement — if you have any of these:
Those signs point to conditions only a dental professional can diagnose and treat. The U.S. National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research sets out what gum disease and tooth decay actually are, and how they are treated, in its patient guides to gum disease and tooth decay. A daily mineral tablet belongs alongside brushing, flossing and regular check-ups. It never replaces them.
Every bottle is produced in the USA in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified facility.










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Not marketing points — the practical reasons a daily mineral tablet is different from another rinse or paste.

Most oral products work only on the surface for a few minutes. OxyDental works from the inside with the minerals teeth and gums are actually built from.

No rinsing, no routine to remember. A single soft tablet delivers the full formula — that’s the whole regimen.

Copper chlorophyllin and peppermint target the source of odour instead of just masking it for a few minutes.

Teeth, gums and breath are supported together — because a healthy mouth is a whole system, not one part.

Clean, non-GMO ingredients with no stimulants, made in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified U.S. facility.

Try it for a full two months. If you’re not delighted, you get every penny back — no questions asked.

Most oral-care products work only on the surface, for only a few minutes. OxyDental Pro takes a different route — a once-daily soft tablet that supports your mouth from the inside using the minerals teeth and gums are actually built from.
Inside every tablet are five mineral and botanical actives: calcium and the trace minerals iodine, copper and chromium, plus a botanical Dental Health Blend of chlorella, boron and shilajit. Copper chlorophyllin and peppermint keep breath clean and fresh, while xylitol makes it tooth-friendly and pleasant to take.

Each soft tablet packs five mineral and botanical actives. Take it once a day with water — morning or night, whatever you’ll remember.

Calcium, iodine, copper chlorophyllin and chromium supply the raw materials your teeth and gums are built and maintained from.

Chlorophyllin and peppermint help keep breath clean and confident, while the botanical blend rounds out full-mouth support.
A full-mouth mineral formula — clinically-researched ingredients, no fillers hiding behind a “proprietary” label.


The core structural mineral of tooth enamel and the jawbone that holds your teeth in place.

A trace mineral that supports a clean, balanced environment throughout the mouth.

A natural, plant-derived deodoriser long prized for helping neutralise the compounds behind bad breath.

A trace mineral that helps the body manage the everyday sugars that feed oral bacteria.

Delivers a clean, cooling freshness and a genuinely pleasant taste with every tablet.

A green whole-food rich in chlorophyll and trace minerals that rounds out the formula.

A trace mineral studied for its role in healthy bone and mineral balance.

A mineral-rich botanical resin traditionally used to help carry trace minerals into the body.

A famously tooth-friendly sweetener that does not feed the bacteria behind decay.

Rebaudioside M (from cane) and natural flavors make the daily tablet easy and enjoyable.

Serving size: 1 tablet · 30 servings per container. Exactly what is in every tablet — nothing hidden.
| Amount per 1 tablet | %DV |
|---|---|
| Calcium (as Dicalcium Phosphate) | 20 mg · 2% |
| Iodine (as Potassium Iodide) | 50 mcg · 33% |
| Copper (Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin) | 1.7 mg · 189% |
| Chromium (as Chromium Chloride) | 50 mcg · 143% |
| Dental Health Blend (Chlorella, Boron, Shilajit) | 120 mg |
Other ingredients: Xylitol, Peppermint leaf extract, Rebaudioside M (from cane), natural flavors and standard tableting aids. Suggested use: take one (1) tablet daily.
A Supplement Facts panel is the legally defined table that lists every declared nutrient in one serving, the amount of it, and the percentage of the Daily Value that amount represents. Reading the OxyDental panel takes about a minute, and it answers most of the questions people ask before they buy.
Serving size is where every panel starts, because every other number on it is measured “per serving”. OxyDental Pro declares a serving size of one tablet and 30 servings per container, so a bottle is exactly one month at the suggested use of one tablet daily. That matters when you compare cost: the per-bottle price is also the per-month price, with no doubling up for a two-a-day regimen.
A good panel names the exact compound a nutrient is delivered as, not merely the nutrient. OxyDental lists Calcium as dicalcium phosphate, Iodine as potassium iodide, Copper from sodium copper chlorophyllin and Chromium as chromium chloride. Naming the form is a transparency signal: it lets you look the compound up yourself rather than trusting the word “calcium” on its own.
A proprietary blend is a group of ingredients declared at one combined weight, with the individual amounts withheld. The OxyDental Dental Health Blend is declared at 120 mg and names three components in descending order — Chlorella vulgaris whole plant cracked cell, boron citrate complex and shilajit extract standardised to 5% fulvic acid. We can tell you the blend total because the label states it. We cannot tell you the split between the three, because no public document does, and we will not invent a figure the manufacturer has not published.
Percent Daily Value tells you how one serving compares with a general adult daily reference intake, and on this label the numbers reward a close reading. Calcium is 20 mg, just 2% DV — a token amount, which means OxyDental is not a calcium supplement and will not stand in for one if a clinician has told you to raise your calcium intake. Iodine is 50 mcg, 33% DV. Copper is 1.7 mg, 189% DV, above the adult recommended intake but below the 10 mg/day tolerable upper intake level published for adults by the NIH Office of Dietary Supplements. Chromium is 50 mcg, 143% DV; no upper limit has been set for chromium, and its best-studied role is in how the body handles glucose rather than anything that happens in the mouth.
Everything that is not a declared nutrient appears in a line below the panel. On OxyDental that line reads xylitol, peppermint (Mentha piperita) leaf extract, magnesium stearate, stearic acid, hydroxypropylcellulose, silicon dioxide, Rebaudioside M from Saccharum officinarum extract, and natural flavors. Two of those are worth knowing about: xylitol is the tooth-friendly sugar alcohol that gives the tablet its bulk sweetness, and the Rebaudioside M here is produced from sugarcane rather than harvested from stevia leaf — a distinction we unpack in our guide to stevia and your teeth. The remainder are ordinary tableting aids that hold a tablet together and keep it from sticking to the press.
Every figure above is transcribed from the product’s own Supplement Facts panel, reproduced in the label image on this page. Where the label is silent, so are we.
A daily oral-health supplement is a nutritional top-up for people whose mouths are basically healthy and who want to support them from the inside. It is the wrong tool for anyone with an active dental problem, and the wrong tool for several groups on straightforward medical grounds.
None of the above is medical advice and none of it is a diagnosis. It is the set of cautions any careful reader would draw from the label and from published reference intakes, written down here so you do not have to hunt for them.
Oral-care products divide neatly by where they act and for how long they act there. Toothpaste and floss remove plaque mechanically, rinses act chemically on the surface for minutes, chewing gum works by driving saliva flow, and a swallowed supplement supplies nutrients systemically. They are not competitors; they hold different jobs.
| Approach | Where it acts, and for how long |
|---|---|
| Brushing & flossing | Mechanical removal of plaque at the tooth and the gum line. The highest-value thing you can do, and the one no supplement replaces — a 2026 network meta-analysis in Clinical Oral Investigations found powered brushes measurably outperform manual ones on plaque and gingivitis scores (PMID 42234020). |
| Mouth rinse | Chemical action on surfaces, lasting minutes to a few hours. Good for immediate freshness; nothing reaches the tissue that has to rebuild. |
| Sugar-free gum | Stimulates saliva, the body’s own buffering and remineralising fluid. Xylitol gum in particular carries a substantial caries literature, reviewed in a 2025 systematic review in BMC Oral Health (PMID 40731400). |
| Daily mineral tablet | Swallowed, so the actives enter general circulation rather than sitting on enamel. Nutritional support for tissue maintenance, measured in weeks and months rather than minutes. |
| Professional care | Diagnosis, scaling, fillings and periodontal treatment. The only category on this list that treats disease. |
Understanding that split also sets honest expectations. A swallowed calcium dose does not settle onto a tooth the way a hydroxyapatite paste does; enamel is remineralised at the surface, out of saliva, by the calcium and phosphate that saliva already carries, a chemistry set out in a 2024 review in Dentistry Journal (PMID 39590389). What a nutritional formula can plausibly do is support the general tissue maintenance and trace-mineral status a healthy mouth depends on. We work that distinction through at length in calcium vs hydroxyapatite for enamel.
No rinsing, mixing or measuring. Take one soft tablet daily with water — that’s the whole routine.

Choose the 180-day package and we’ll include three digital guides to get even more from your routine.


A simple daily routine to keep your breath clean and confident from morning to night.

Everyday habits and foods that help protect enamel and support healthy gums.

How a healthy mouth supports a healthy gut — and easy ways to support both at once.
The more you bundle, the more you save. Every order is a one-time payment protected by our 60-day guarantee.
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Try OxyDental Pro for a full two months. If you’re not completely delighted, contact us for a full refund of your purchase price — no questions, no hassle. That’s how confident we are.
A few words from verified OxyDental customers.
My mouth honestly feels cleaner through the whole day and the peppermint taste is lovely. One tablet is so much easier than the routine I kept forgetting.
I was most curious about the fresh-breath claim and that’s the difference I noticed first. Simple to take and no aftertaste.
Wish I’d ordered the bigger pack from the start. The bonuses were a nice surprise and the guarantee made trying it easy.
Testimonials reflect individual experiences. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
OxyDental Pro is sold direct to consumers through the brand’s own checkout. At the time of writing it is not stocked by Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS or high-street pharmacies, and the packages, the bonus guides and the 60-day guarantee described on this page are the ones attached to that direct checkout.
Pricing on the official checkout is tiered by bottle count, and the per-bottle figure is what moves: $79 per bottle for a single 30-day bottle, $59 per bottle on the 2 + 1 (90-day) package, and $49 per bottle on the 3 + 3 (180-day) package, which is the only tier carrying free U.S. shipping and the three bonus guides. Every tier is a one-time payment; there is no subscription and no auto-billing. The pricing section above shows the same figures beside each pack.
Direct-sold supplements attract resellers, and a resold bottle carries none of what makes the offer worth taking. The 60-day money-back guarantee is administered by the seller against their own order records, so it does not travel with a marketplace listing. Nor can you verify how a third-party bottle was stored, or how close it sits to its date. If you buy, buy from the official checkout.
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OxyDental takes a mineral-first approach to oral care. Instead of only working on the surface like a rinse, its five actives — calcium, iodine, copper chlorophyllin, chromium and a botanical blend — supply the minerals your teeth and gums are built and maintained from, while chlorophyllin and peppermint help keep breath fresh from the inside.
Each soft tablet contains Calcium (20 mg), Iodine (50 mcg), Copper from Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin (1.7 mg), Chromium (50 mcg) and a 120 mg Dental Health Blend of Chlorella vulgaris, boron citrate and shilajit, plus xylitol and peppermint. It is non-GMO and contains no stimulants.
Take one (1) tablet daily with water, at whatever time of day you’ll remember. That single tablet is the entire routine — there is nothing to rinse, mix or measure.
Because minerals build up their support gradually, most people choose the 3- or 6-bottle package so they don’t run out mid-routine. The 6-bottle option is the best value, ships free and includes three free bonus guides.
Yes. Every OxyDental order is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription, no auto-billing and no hidden charges of any kind.
Every order is protected by a 60-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. If you are not completely happy for any reason, contact the team within 60 days for a full refund of your purchase price.
OxyDental is made in the U.S. in an FDA-registered, GMP-certified facility from clean, non-GMO ingredients with no stimulants. As with any supplement, if you are pregnant, nursing, under 18 or taking medication, consult your physician before use.
No. OxyDental Pro is sold direct to consumers through the brand’s own checkout, and at the time of writing it is not stocked by Amazon, Walmart, Walgreens, CVS or high-street pharmacies. Buying from a third-party reseller also means the 60-day money-back guarantee does not apply, because the seller administers it against their own order records.
No. OxyDental Pro is a dietary supplement and it is not a treatment, drug or cure for gum disease, tooth decay or any other oral condition. Bleeding gums, persistent tooth pain, a loose tooth or a mouth sore that has not healed within two weeks all need a dentist, and they need one promptly rather than after a trial of any supplement.
The label says the tablet is not for anyone under 18, pregnant or nursing. Beyond that, speak to a clinician first if you have a thyroid condition or take thyroid medication, because each tablet supplies 50 mcg of iodine; if you have Wilson’s disease or another condition affecting copper handling, because each tablet supplies 1.7 mg of copper; or if you take prescription medication, particularly for diabetes.
Nobody can promise you a timeline, and we will not invent one. Nutritional support works gradually rather than like a rinse that acts in seconds, which is why the packages are sold in 30, 90 and 180-day supplies and why the guarantee runs for 60 days. Judge it over weeks alongside your normal brushing and flossing, not over a day or two.
No. This is an independent buyer’s guide to OxyDental Pro, written from the product’s own Supplement Facts panel and from published research on its ingredients. We are not the manufacturer, not the seller and not the support desk, and we may earn a commission if you buy through a link here. Ordering, shipping and refunds are all handled by the official store.
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Order OxyDental NowEvery general claim on this page about what an ingredient can plausibly do traces back to one of the sources below. Each PubMed link was checked against the NCBI record on 3 September 2026, so the title you see here is the title of the paper you will land on. Research on an ingredient is never evidence about a finished product.
Research on an ingredient is not evidence about this finished product. No trial has been published on the OxyDental Pro formula itself, and none of the sources above tested it. Doses studied in the literature frequently differ from the doses on this label. Last checked 3 September 2026.