Sugar-Free Epic Dental Gum 

Explore our range of sugar free dental gum sweetened with xylitol, a natural sugar alcohol that reduces tooth decay risk. These sugar-free items support oral health by boosting saliva production, neutralising acids, and helping reduce plaque. They’re perfect companions to flossing and brushing routines for fresh breath and stronger enamel.

Epic Dental Products That Boost Saliva & Clean Teeth

Chewing our sugar free chewing gum promotes saliva production, your mouth’s natural defence. It helps neutralise acids from plaque and food, supporting stronger tooth enamel and reducing dental erosion. Choose dental items with xylitol to help manage bad breath and support dental health at the same time.

Dental Gum That Protects Between Meals

Our gum rewards you with clean taste and cavity protection. Regular chewing after meals may help reduce plaque formation and support gum health. This American Dental Association ADA-supported habit can boost your routine by promoting a healthier mouth, especially when brushing or flossing isn’t convenient.

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Xylitol Targets the Root Cause of Tooth Decay

Bacteria Cause Cavities

Cavity-causing bacteria can turn just about anybody’s pearly whites into a dental nightmare. As they break down the sugars in the foods you eat and drink, these bacteria produce a steady flow of acid that destroys the calcium and phosphate bonds in your teeth. If you lose enough of these essential minerals, you will get a cavity.

Brushing & Flossing Don’t Eliminate Bacteria

Dentists can repair cavities with fillings but fillings don’t eliminate bacteria. Brushing and flossing can temporarily remove the bacteria from the tooth surface, but unless you use a new toothbrush every time you brush you’re actually reintroducing bacteria into your mouth.

Xylitol Inhibits Bacteria Growth

Xylitol can help reduce bacteria.

Cavity-causing bacteria are obsessed with sugar in the same way that most trick-or-treaters are. Fortunately for your teeth, experts tell us these same bacteria mistake xylitol for sugar and bring it into their cellular walls through an uptake system that converts it into an unusable molecule (xylitol phosphate). Over time, the unusable xylitol builds up inside the cell and effectively clogs up the bacteria's digestive system, rendering them unable to produce acid.

The California Dental Association* explains xylitol's incredible power this way:

"Xylitol inhibits the growth of the bacteria that cause cavities. It does this because these bacteria (Streptococcus mutans) cannot utilize xylitol to grow.

"Over time with xylitol use, the quality of the bacteria in the mouth changes and fewer and fewer decay-causing bacteria survive on tooth surfaces. Less plaque forms and the level of acids attacking the tooth surface is lowered."

Regular Use of Xylitol May Reduce Your Risk of Tooth Decay

Dental experts recommend the regular use of 6-8 grams of xylitol per day to protect your teeth. Epic makes it simple for you to get the recommended 6 daily grams of xylitol because no one gives you more xylitol for less.

You'll notice the difference all that xylitol makes.

If you think you’re ready, why not jump in with our best-selling Dental Protection Kit and put xylitol to work for you.

FAQs – Dental Gum & Xylitol Oral Care

How does sugar-free dental gum protect my teeth?

Chewing sugar-free gum, especially with xylitol, increases salivary flow, which helps wash away acids and food bits. This process supports tooth enamel and reduces the risk of tooth decay.

Is sugar-free gum good for bad breath?

Yes. It helps remove food debris and neutralise acids that cause bad breath. That fresh feeling comes from increased saliva that cleans your mouth as you chew.

Can I use dental gum if I have dry mouth?

Definitely. Chewing a sugar-free gum stimulates saliva and helps ease dry mouth. More saliva means less risk of decay, gum disease, and oral discomfort.

Is chewing sugar-free gum safe for kids and adults?

Once teeth are stable, sugar-free gum is safe for older kids and adults. Avoid giving it to toddlers. For the rest, it’s a useful after-meal habit that supports good hygiene habits alongside brushing and flossing.

How often should I chew dental gum?

Dentists recommend chewing sugar-free gum for about 20 minutes after meals to boost saliva, rinse acids, and help protect enamel. Use it as a helpful extra, not a replacement for brushing and flossing.