Fresh breath that actually lasts starts below the gumline.

A targeted gel that reaches the bacteria mouthwash and brushing leave behind — where chronic bad breath really begins.

If your breath comes back minutes after brushing, you're not doing it wrong.

You're just cleaning the part you can reach. The cause is somewhere a rinse never goes.

How it works

Three steps, thirty seconds

1

Brush it onto the gumline

2

GK2 targets the odor-causing bacteria

3

Gums calm, breath improves at the source

Is this for you?

Honest about who it helps

Breath returns soon after brushing, despite good hygiene
Tender or bleeding gums, or "pockets" from your dentist

The science

The ingredient that sets it apart

Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate (GK2)

A licorice-root extract studied for reducing P. gingivalis, a key bacterium in periodontal pockets and a source of the sulfur compounds behind chronic bad breath.

Ohara K. et al. Dipotassium glycyrrhizate prevents oral dysbiosis caused by Porphyromonas gingivalis in an in vitro saliva-derived polymicrobial biofilm model. ScienceDirect, 2024.

Why we exist

Most oral care treats the smell. We went after the cause.

For years, chronic bad breath has been treated like a hygiene problem or a freshness problem — covered up, never solved. We built Oralvia around a different idea: reach the bacteria living below the gumline, where rinses and mints never go. Less masking. More fixing.