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ProDentim Ingredients List: The Complete Label in One Table

ProDentim ingredients list in one table: three strains, a four-part blend, the label text, free-from badges and what the seller does not publish, such as doses.

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ProDentim ingredients list: headline about the complete label in one table beside a three-bottle ProDentim package photo

Sometimes you just want the whole label on one screen, with no scrolling and no guesswork. That is what this page is for. The ProDentim ingredients list below puts every ingredient, its stated role, the label text and the seller’s badges into clear tables, and it flags the one thing the seller does not publish, which is individual doses. It is a handy reference when you compare supplements, talk to a pharmacist or simply want a quick look.

See the label on the seller’s page

Check the ingredient list against the bottle photo yourself.

Three strains, a four-part blend and 60 days from delivery to decide.

View the ProDentim label

The ProDentim ingredients list in one table

Every ingredient, with the role the seller gives it. These descriptions are the seller’s, and individual results vary.

IngredientGroupThe seller’s stated role
Lactobacillus paracaseiProbiotic strainSupports gum health; helps sinuses stay free and open
B. lactis BL-04Probiotic strainSupports balance of mouth bacteria; supports the respiratory tract; maintains a healthy immune system
Lactobacillus reuteriProbiotic strain“Helps with inflammation”; supports a healthy mouth environment
InulinProprietary blendPrebiotic fiber that supports the good bacteria
Malic acidProprietary blendFound in strawberries; helps maintain tooth whiteness
Tricalcium phosphateProprietary blendSupports tooth health
PeppermintProprietary blend“Natural anti-inflammatory”; a fresh-breath feel

In total, each soft tablet carries 3.5 billion probiotics.

ProDentim ingredients list: the ProDentim bottle label reading Advanced Oral Probiotics with 30 soft tablets

Why a one-table list helps

Ingredient lists on sales pages can be long, scattered and wrapped in marketing. A single table strips that away. You see the name, the group and the seller’s stated role side by side, and you can compare it with any other supplement in seconds.

It also keeps the facts honest. When each row carries the seller’s own words, there is no room for us to embellish, and no room for you to be misled about what is attributed to whom. That is why every role in these tables is labeled as the seller’s.

What the bottle label says

The bottle photo shows the product name, ProDentim, with “Advanced Oral Probiotics” beneath it. Below that is the statement “Clinically Researched Formula For:” followed by four areas. The label also shows 30 soft tablets.

Label lineText
NameProDentim
TaglineAdvanced Oral Probiotics
Formula statementClinically Researched Formula For
Areas namedHealthy Teeth and Gums; Long Lasting Fresh Breath; Ear, Nose and Throat; Immune Health
Count30 soft tablets

We read this as the seller’s positioning, not as a promise of any result.

The seller’s badges, in a table

Beyond the ingredients, the seller lists a set of badges. Here they are, with what each says.

BadgeWhat it says
Natural formulaThe seller describes the formula as natural
Easy to useOne soft tablet each morning
Non-GMOThe seller says the formula is non-GMO
No stimulantsThe seller lists no stimulants
Non-habit formingThe seller says it is non-habit forming
Gluten freeThe seller says it is gluten free

These are the seller’s statements, so we attribute them to the seller throughout. If one of them matters to you for medical reasons, check the label on your bottle.

Compare it with your bottle

Open the order page and see the seals beside the formula.

One tablet a morning, free US shipping from 3 bottles and a refund route.

See the ProDentim formula

The seal row

Under the product, the seller shows a row of five seals. They read GMP certified, Made in a FDA registered facility, 100% natural ingredients, Made in USA and GMO free. We attribute them to the official website.

A short note on the FDA line. The FDA does not pre-approve supplement brands, so the line describes the facility the product is made in, according to the seller, and not an approval of the product. That is how we always write it.

ProDentim ingredients list: the seller's row of five quality seals shown under the product

Questions about the list

How many ingredients are there? Seven: three strains and the four items in the blend.

Which are probiotics? Lactobacillus paracasei, B. lactis BL-04 and Lactobacillus reuteri.

Which is the prebiotic? Inulin, which the seller describes as supporting the good bacteria.

Where does the peppermint fit? In the blend, with a fresh-breath feel and the seller’s note about being a natural anti-inflammatory.

How many probiotics per tablet? 3.5 billion in total, according to the seller.

Is the list the same on every page? The ingredients are the same across the seller’s pages we checked, and the bonus offers are what differ.

See the whole formula

Open the order page and read the seven ingredients in context.

3.5 billion probiotics per tablet and 60 days from delivery to decide.

See the ProDentim ingredients

What is and is not in the formula

A complete list is also clear about edges. A few details are easy to mix up when you compare labels.

  • The mint is peppermint. Spearmint is not in the formula.
  • B. lactis BL-04 is the only Bifidobacterium. The other two strains are Lactobacillus.
  • Malic acid is described as found in strawberries. Some other sources say apples, but the seller says strawberries.
  • The blend is four items. Inulin, malic acid, tricalcium phosphate and peppermint.

These details help you tell ProDentim’s real formula apart from the descriptions on some other pages.

Five questions for comparing any two labels

The table format makes it easy to compare ProDentim with anything else on your shelf. Ask the same five questions of each label. What are the named active ingredients? Is there a stated total for the probiotics? Are individual amounts given? What free-from badges does the maker claim? Which seals does it show, and what do they actually describe?

For ProDentim, the answers are three named strains, a stated total of 3.5 billion, no individual doses on the sales page, six badges and a five-seal row. Having the same questions for every product means you compare like with like, which is the heart of smart supplement shopping.

What the seller does not publish

The seller states 3.5 billion probiotics per tablet in total. It does not publish individual doses on its sales page, so we do not list any. The four-part blend is described as proprietary, which means the ingredients are named but not broken down by amount.

If dosing details matter to you, the bottle label and the order page are the places to look. A pharmacist or doctor can help you interpret them, and that is a sensible step if you take medication or have a health condition.

Reading the list with a professional

Bring this page to a doctor, dentist or pharmacist if you would like a second opinion. The table gives them everything the seller publishes in one place. For allergies and dietary needs, a professional can read the actual bottle label and advise you properly, which is something no online guide can do. Our side effects guide covers who should ask first.

How to use the supplement

The seller’s directions are one soft tablet every morning, melted in your mouth or chewed slowly. A bottle holds 30 tablets. The seller’s FAQ says supplements take around 9 to 12 weeks to show results and recommends at least 3 bottles. For a deeper look at each ingredient, see our ingredients explainer, and our safety page goes further on cautions.

Good to know

  • Every role and badge here is the seller’s statement, and individual results vary.
  • The seller does not publish individual doses on its sales page.
  • Ask your doctor or dentist first if you take medication, are pregnant or nursing, have allergies or have a health condition.

The ingredients list in short

Three strains, a four-part blend, 3.5 billion probiotics per tablet and a handful of clear badges. That is the whole formula, and it fits on one screen. When you are ready, our ProDentim product page and the ProDentim hub show the price and the guarantee next to the ingredients, and our supplement review looks at the format and quality seals.

Start the routine

Choose your ProDentim package and begin with one tablet a morning.

One-time payment and a 60-day guarantee counted from delivery.

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Questions people ask

What is the full ProDentim ingredients list?

Lactobacillus paracasei, B. lactis BL-04 and Lactobacillus reuteri, plus a proprietary blend of inulin, malic acid, tricalcium phosphate and peppermint. Each tablet carries 3.5 billion probiotics in total.

Is ProDentim gluten free?

Gluten free is one of the badges the seller lists. We pass it on as the seller's statement. If you have a medical reason to avoid gluten, check the label on your bottle and ask your doctor.

Does ProDentim contain stimulants?

The seller lists no stimulants among its badges, together with non-habit forming. Those are the seller's statements.

Are the doses listed?

The seller states 3.5 billion probiotics per tablet in total. It does not publish individual doses on its sales page, so we do not list any.

What does the bottle label say?

ProDentim, Advanced Oral Probiotics, 30 soft tablets, and Clinically Researched Formula For: Healthy Teeth and Gums, Long Lasting Fresh Breath, Ear, Nose and Throat, Immune Health.

Which ingredients are not in ProDentim?

Spearmint is not in the formula, since the mint is peppermint. B. lactis BL-04 is the only Bifidobacterium in it, and the malic acid is described by the seller as found in strawberries.

Sources

  1. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Probiotics fact sheet for health professionals
  2. Mu Q, Tavella VJ, Luo XM. Role of Lactobacillus reuteri in human health and diseases. Front Microbiol, 2018

Not medical advice. This guide is general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history. Full disclaimer.

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