Since the 1930s, Wrigley has been a leader in research to understand gum’s role in the oral care routine. At least 25 national dental organizations around the world support an oral care routine that includes check-ups, brushing, flossing and chewing sugarfree gum when on-the-go. As a complement to the other oral health tools, chewing sugarfree gum stimulates saliva flow, which helps to reduce the incidence of caries, reduce plaque and neutralize acids, remineralize enamel, clean the mouth of food debris and reduce oral dryness.
Wrigley is delighted to congratulate the winners of the 2013 International Association for Dental Research (IADR) Wrigley Salivary Research Award.
WOHP launched the first of a series of free web-based Continuing Professional Development (CPD) sessions designed for dental professionals. The CPD sessions share the very latest research around saliva and its many positive functions. Learn more…
Independent research supported by Wrigley funding has continued to have an impact on the oral care arena for nearly 80 years.
See how chewing sugarfree gum after eating and drinking helps restore plaque pH and helps protect teeth. Chewing sugarfree gum is a great option when patients are on-the-go and brushing isn’t possible.
Do you chew sugarfree gum after eating and drinking when on-the-go?