This Odd Mineral Volcanic Clay Rebuilds Teeth & Gums Almost Overnight

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That’s why we created

This formula is unlike anything you've ever tried or experienced in your life before. You will be able to maintain the health of your teeth and gums, without the need for expensive products.

Inside every "FortBite" you’ll find:

A bespoke proprietary formula of 11 high-quality herbal tooth and gums
strengthening ingredients and stomach health supporting compounds.

Bentonite Clay

  • Pulls toxins out of surfaces
  • Enamel fortifying properties

Kaolin Clay

  • Strong antimicrobial properties
  • Helps reduce inflammation

Calcium Carbonate

  • Helps fortify the teeth
  • Supports healthy enamel

Natural Cinnamon Extract

  • Strong antibacterial properties
  • Protects against fungus

Clove & Peppermint

  • Protect against cavities
  • Help maintain a fresh breath

Myrrh & Ginger

  • Help maintain healthy gums
  • Help reduce plaque

Lemon Peel & Stevia

  • Support healthy mouth collagen
  • Give the clay a pleasant taste

Scientific references:

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This product has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and that it is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any disease

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