Riven is a concentrated probiotic mouthwash. Use about a teaspoon or two (once or twice a day) and and swish for 30 seconds to 1 minute. Treat the Riven Rinse like you would any other mouthwash. You'll start seeing benefits of a healthier oral ecosystem with continued, long-term use.

Do I rinse before or after brushing and flossing?

If you're using a fluoride or hydroxyapatite toothpaste, you want to rinse first to allow the fluoride to coat your teeth. If you prefer using a fluoride-free paste, use the Riven Rinse after, and do not rinse with water after use.

How long can I use it for?

Ideally, you should be using the Riven Rinse daily to keep your oral microbiome strong and healthy, but people with an especially damaged microbiome, we recommend two months minimum. We won't be mad if you use it forever though, it's safe for long term use!

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Q: What is the shelf life and expiration date?

We produce the Riven Rinse in small batches to ensure maximum potency and effectiveness. We recommend using the Riven Rinse within 6 months of opening. You can find the expiration date above the barcode.

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Riven Dental Floss strengthens your enamel while gently supporting your oral health with premium, natural ingredients.

restores enamel

Infused with hydroxyapatite to remineralize and fortify your tooth enamel naturally.

gentle & effective

Free from harmful PFAS, Teflon, and other parabens for a safe flossing experience.

long-term freshness

Coated with mint and beeswax to leave your mouth feeling fresh and clean with every use.

gum health support

Removes plaque and debris, promoting healthier gums and also reducing irritation.

anticavity support

Contains xylitol to inhibit cavity-causing bacteria, offering natural protection against tooth decay.

sustainable & ethical

Vegan, cruelty-free, and crafted with sustainable ingredients for a kinder choice for your health.

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Let's be real here, standard floss is so boring. Experience the difference with our probiotic floss.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I use Riven Dental Floss?

Carefully insert the floss between your teeth, shaping it into a 'C' around each tooth. Slide the floss up and down to clear away plaque and debris, making sure to clean just beneath the gumline. Use a fresh section of floss for each tooth as you continue.

Do I floss before or after brushing and rinsing?

Flossing before brushing is often advised to clear debris between teeth, ensuring fluoride from your toothpaste can reach more surfaces. Rinsing afterward helps remove loosened particles and any leftover toothpaste for a cleaner finish.

Can I use this if I have sensitive teeth?

Yes, Riven Dental Floss is designed to be gentle and effective, making it suitable for individuals with sensitive teeth. Its all-natural, premium nylon construction and smooth coating help minimize discomfort during flossing.

What is the shelf life and expiration date?

Riven Dental Floss does not have a specific expiration date. However, it's best to store it in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality.

How long can I use a single piece of floss?

For optimal hygiene, use a fresh piece of floss each time you floss. Dispose of the used floss after each session to prevent the reintroduction of bacteria into your mouth.

Does the floss contain alcohol or artificial ingredients?

No, Riven Dental Floss is free from alcohol and artificial ingredients. It's made from all-natural, vegan components and is free from PFAS, Teflon, and parabens, ensuring a safe flossing experience.

Will this help with gum bleeding or sensitivity?

Consistent use of Riven Dental Floss can alleviate gum bleeding and sensitivity by eliminating plaque and debris that cause inflammation. If bleeding continues, it’s best to consult a dental professional, as it may signal underlying gum issues.

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