Is this mouthwash suitable if I have braces, sensitive gums, or am pregnant? — Mouthwash "Dental Anti-Caries," 300 ml - Rubella

The alcohol-free formulation makes this rinse a practical choice for people who find traditional alcohol-based mouthwashes too harsh — including those with sensitive oral tissues, recurring ulcers, or general discomfort from the burning sensation. Without ethanol, the liquid is less likely to dry out the mucosa or sting inflamed areas, so morning and evening use is usually well tolerated.

If you wear fixed braces, the rinse can reach around brackets, under wires, and between teeth where plaque accumulates and brushing struggles. The cetylpyridinium chloride helps reduce bacterial load in these hard-to-clean zones, while fluoride and calcium support enamel that's under extra acid challenge from trapped food. Still, it does not replace interdental brushes, floss threaders, or water flossers — it's an addition, not a substitute.

During pregnancy, hormonal changes can increase gum sensitivity and inflammation (pregnancy gingivitis), so a gentle, antibacterial rinse may feel soothing. However, because this product contains fluoride and an antiseptic, it is sensible to ask your dentist or midwife before adding it to your routine. They can confirm the frequency that fits your overall fluoride exposure and any specific gum-care needs. The same applies if you have diagnosed oral conditions, are on medication causing dry mouth, or have had recent oral surgery — professional guidance ensures the product complements your care plan.