Dr. Bauer's Xylinetten Cherry 60g
Dr. Bauer's Xylinetten Cherry – Natural cherry enjoyment for your dental health
The taste of home
It doesn't always have to be exotic. Sometimes it's the familiar taste of nature that brings a smile to our faces. With Dr. Bauer's Xylinetten Cherry, you experience the pure, stone- and sugar-free cherry flavor while naturally nourishing your oral flora. Fruity, fresh, and simply unmistakable.
Enjoy sweets and care for your teeth
Dr. Bauer's Xylinettes are made from over 95% natural, GMO-free xylitol and help prevent cavities, plaque, dry mouth, and tartar buildup. Whether after meals or in between meals – dental care can be that simple.
Good for you, good for the environment
Our Xylinettes are not only good for your teeth, but also for the environment. Packaged in biodegradable biofilm, completely free of petroleum and made from renewable resources, you can enjoy them with a clear conscience.
Always ready for you
Whether at work, school, or on the go – Dr. Bauer's Xylinetten Cherry are the perfect companion. Ideal as a supplement to brushing your teeth and for fresh breath in between.
Function and recommended use
Dr. Bauer's Cherry Xylinetten support oral health by promoting saliva flow. They are ideal as a supplement to daily dental care and provide fresh breath. Recommended intake: Adults: 4 tablets, children: 2-3 tablets daily, preferably after meals.
Ingredients (INCI)
Xylitol, Magnesium Stearate, Silica, Citric Acid, Beta Vulgaris Root Extract, Aroma.
Nutritional values
Nutritional information | per 100g |
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energy | 1068 kJ / 256 kcal |
Fat | 2.8 g |
- hereof: saturated fatty acids | 2.8 g |
Carbohydrates | 95g |
- of which sugar | <0.5 g |
protein | <0.5 g |
Salt | 0.01 g |
sustainability
Our Xylinettes are packaged in a biodegradable biofilm that's petroleum-free and made from renewable raw materials. Sustainable and environmentally friendly, for a good feeling.
Manufacturer and contact details
Manufacturer: dentorado Handelsgesellschaft mbH
Address: Lämmerspieler Str. 100A, 63165 Mühlheim am Main, Germany
Contact: Telephone: +49 (0) 6108 8226200 | Email: mail@drbauers.de

Suitable for vegans

without sugar, sweetened only with xylitol.

Packaging made from biofilm & paper

Tooth-friendly because no sugar

suitable for diabetics

Dr. Bauer's Xylinettes
Dr. Bauer's fruity-sweet and sugar-free Xylinettes prevent tooth decay, plaque, dry mouth and tartar formation.
So sustainable that it crackles
Everything is transient. Even Dr. Bauer's biofilm is transient. Petroleum-free and made from 100% naturally renewable raw materials, our packaging film is completely biodegradable. It simply decomposes into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass.
My great love for teeth

Xylitol the sugar substitute
Xylitol is a sugar substitute used both for consumption and as an additive in oral hygiene. In addition to its properties as a sweetener, xylitol has special health benefits that make it ideal for use in dental care. Xylitol, also known as xylitol (pentanepentol), belongs to the group of sugar alcohols, like lactitol and sorbitol. Unlike synthetic sweeteners such as aspartame, xylitol is originally a natural substance that occurs in many plants and in humans during sugar metabolism.

This changes everything
As an additive in chewing gum or our Xylinettes, its dental care effect is already a primary consideration, in addition to its use as a food. Unlike conventional sugar, xylitol is not converted into acidic substances in the oral flora. The adverse effects of sugar, such as increased tooth decay, brittle teeth, or bad breath, that result from acid formation are completely eliminated. On the contrary, xylitol even has antibacterial properties, and researchers were already able to demonstrate a very effective reduction in tooth decay in humans through the use of xylitol in the 1970s.

So sustainable that it crackles
Everything is transient. Even Dr. Bauer's biofilm is impermanent. Petroleum-free and made from 100% naturally renewable raw materials, our packaging film is completely biodegradable. It simply decomposes into water, carbon dioxide, and biomass.
