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ProDentim Bonus: Three Guides, Titles Only
The ProDentim bonus is a set of three digital guides that the sales page attaches to the 6-bottle pack at $294. We have read the titles but not the guides themselves. Treat them as free extras of unknown quality, and keep your brushing, flossing and dental visits as they are.
Written by the ProDentim label teamUpdated · 4 min read
What is the ProDentim bonus?
The ProDentim bonus is three digital guides, offered with the 6-bottle pack and, as far as the sales page shows, with no other pack (ProDentim sales page).
The 6-bottle pack costs $294 and ships free in the US. The 2-bottle and 3-bottle packs list no guides.
The guides are digital, so nothing is mailed. The page does not say how or when they arrive, which is a fair question for the order desk.
“Bad Breath Gone. One Day Detox”Digital download · no value printed
“Hollywood White Teeth at Home”Digital download · no value printed
“At-Home Oral Reset”Digital download · no value printed
Three digital guides come with the 6-bottle pack, per the sales page (ProDentim sales page). We have not reviewed their content. A guide is not dental care, and whitening claims deserve a look at what the ADA says (ADA Seal listing, whitening toothpaste).
What are the three bonus guides called?
The sales page names them "Bad Breath Gone. One Day Detox", "Hollywood White Teeth at Home" and "At-Home Oral Reset".
Each title makes a promise. We have not read the contents, so we cannot say whether the text keeps it.
| Title, as quoted | What it suggests | What we know |
|---|---|---|
| "Bad Breath Gone. One Day Detox" | A quick fix for breath | Contents not read |
| "Hollywood White Teeth at Home" | Home whitening steps | Contents not read |
| "At-Home Oral Reset" | A routine to restart habits | Contents not read |
Titles are marketing. A guide is judged by its advice and its sources, not its name.
Are the ProDentim bonus guides safe to follow?
That depends on the advice, which we have not seen. Safe use of any guide starts with checking each step against dental sources.
Breath has many causes, and MedlinePlus lists mouth, gum, diet and medical reasons (MedlinePlus, Bad Breath). A one-day plan cannot sort those out, so a lasting problem is a reason to see a dentist.
Home whitening is another area for care. Some do-it-yourself methods can wear enamel, so a dentist is the right person to ask (Kwon 2015, strawberry DIY whitening).
If a guide asks you to rub, scrape or soak your teeth in something harsh, skip it and ask your dentist. No guide outranks your dentist's plan.
How can you judge a health guide before you follow it?
Judge a health guide by who wrote it, what it cites and what it asks you to do. Three quick checks catch most weak ones.
A good guide names its author and points to sources you can look up, such as dental associations or government health sites. A weak one leans on words like "secret" or "instant" and offers no way to check a claim.
Find the author
Look for a name, a role and a date. No author is a warning sign.
Find the sources
Open one or two. See whether they say what the guide says they do.
Test the steps
Ask whether each step is gentle and keeps your normal dental care in place.
If a guide fails a check, set it aside. Nothing in the bonus is needed to take the tablet, and your dentist can answer the same questions with your own mouth in view.
Should the bonus guides decide which pack you buy?
No. Free extras of unknown quality are a weak reason to pick a pack. The size of the pack and your own plan to use the tablets matter more.
The 6-bottle pack means about 180 days of tablets at one a day. If three months is enough for you, the 3-bottle pack at $207 may fit better.
- Pick the pack by how long you want to try the tablets.
- Read each guide for sources before acting on it.
- Ignore any step that replaces brushing, flossing or your dentist.
Keep brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth every day and keep taking prescribed medicine as directed. The full guide list sits on the ProDentim bonus page, and the pack sizes are on the ProDentim price page. For a wider view of the claims, read is ProDentim legit.
FAQ01
ProDentim bonus questions
Do I keep the bonus guides if I return the bottles?
The sales page does not say. The brand's refund page asks for all bottles and the packing slip (ProDentim refund and contact pages). Ask the order desk before you order if keeping the guides matters to you.
Can I buy the bonus guides on their own?
The sales page lists them only as part of the 6-bottle pack. We found no separate sale, so treat any seller offering them alone with caution.
Are the bonus guides written by a dentist?
The sales page names no author for them, and we have not read them. Do not assume a dentist wrote the guides. The page's "Doctor-formulated" line names no doctor either.
How do I get the guides after paying?
The sales page does not describe delivery. Check the confirmation message first. If nothing arrives, call the order desk at +1 (302) 200-3480 with your order ID.
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