Stay Focused This Fall Season September 22nd is the fall equinox and the first official day of autumn. After a long and busy summer, it can be hard to keep going on the fall. The weather is colder, the sky is grayer, and activities can feel more tiring than before. Here are five ways you can better enjoy the fall by staying focused. 1. Keep Going Outside Being outdoors is good for you. We all know this. The problem is, as the temperature gets cooler and rain becomes more frequent, staying...

What Are Myntz? Myntz! are a very special sort of mint. Powered by a formula containing a special odor-fighting ingredient, Myntz! are fast-acting to blast bad breath away. The sugar-free recipe also allows you to have as many mints as you want without causing any damage to your teeth. What is even more incredible is how much you can get out of a single tin of mints. Every mint gives eye-opening flavor to help relax almost anyone. One Myntz! tin contains approximately 71 mints, which means...

But Aren't They Just Breath Mints? Why does Myntz! Go to such lengths to freshen up bad breath? Think about it. It would be enough to make a great-tasting mint that only freshens your breath a little bit. Why is it important for Myntz! to do all the extra things? Things like: absorbing foul orders, preventing tooth decay, and made sugar-free to help promote good oral hygiene. People who enjoy mints care about them in a way other people may not understand. Mint people know what a bad mint is:...

A Sugar-Free Solution Starting from a dental-checkup gone awry in 1996, the founder of Myntz! realized the sugary breath mints he used accelerated his toothy decay. Ironically, he tried to freshen his breath but the sugar leftover from the mints attracted bacteria and ended up making it worse. Taking it upon himself for a better solution, Myntz! was created. Using a special sugar-free mint formula, Myntz! not only taste amazing but also keep your teeth clean and your mouth fresh. The Winter...

Get Rid of Mask Mouth Mask mouth. These two words are fine on their own, but when put together, mask mouth dredge up thoughts of horrible breath and receding gumlines. Wearing masks is necessary to stop the coronavirus and important to stay healthy, but the frequent use of a mask can lead to unexpected dental health consequences. (Not to mention breath so bad it could move through walls like a ghost.) The whole situation is a catch-22. You wear the mask because you don’t want to be sick, but...