Put simply, floss gets into places your toothbrush can’t.

It removes plaque and food from in between your teeth and along your gum line. Give flossing a go straight after a meal and you’ll be amazed by how much food is still stuck in between your teeth. If you don’t remove it, it can lead to bad breath, tooth decay, and infections.

For first-timers, we know flossing can be tricky. The only way you can learn is really to give it a go, but we’ve also created a quick masterclass for you to hopefully make the process easier:

Break-off about 18 inches of dental floss (or from your elbow to your fingertips) and wrap it around your middle fingers until you have 2-3 inches left in between

Next, pull the floss taut using each thumb and index finger

Then glide the floss against the sides of each tooth

As you reach your gums, curve the floss at the base of the tooth to form a C shape - this allows the floss to enter the space between your gums and your tooth

Move to a clean section of floss and repeat until you have cleaned around each tooth

To finish, rinse your mouth with water or an antibacterial mouthwash.

You have successfully completed your crash course in flossing, now the only things left to do is to floss like a boss, EVERY SINGLE DAY!

You brush your teeth for 2 minutes, twice, every day - that’s great, but it’s still not enough to prevent oral disease. Good oral hygiene is a two-step process that involves brushing and flossing; and no, flossing twice a month doesn’t cut it!

Put simply, dental floss and floss picks get into places your toothbrush can’t.

They remove plaque and food from in between your teeth and along your gum line. Give flossing a go straight after a meal and you’ll be amazed by how much food is still stuck in between your teeth. If you don’t remove it, it can lead to bad breath, tooth decay, and infections.

For first-timers, we know using floss picks can be tricky. The only way you can learn is really to give it a go, but we’ve also created a quick masterclass for you to hopefully make the process easier:

Use one floss pick to get between two of your teeth and gently press it against your gums.

Slide the pick with an in and out motion to remove any food particles from between your teeth. Use the same floss pick to repeat this step in between all of your teeth.

When you are finished, remove the floss thread from the handle and dispose of it with your household rubbish.

Place the floss handle into your compost bin or at an industrial composting facility.

You have successfully completed your crash course in flossing, now the only thing left to do is to floss like a boss, EVERY SINGLE DAY!

You brush your teeth for 2 minutes, twice, every day - that’s great, but it’s still not enough to prevent oral disease. Good oral hygiene is a two-step process that involves brushing and flossing. No, flossing twice a month doesn’t cut it!

Check out Pearlii’s Biofloss Easy Picks

Why should I floss? Put simply, dental floss and floss picks get into places your toothbrush can’t. They remove plaque and food from in between your teeth and along your gum line. Give flossing a go straight after a meal and you’ll be amazed by how much food is still stuck in between your teeth. If you don’t remove it, it can lead to bad breath, tooth decay, and infections.  Am I doing it right? For first-timers, we know using floss picks can be tricky. The only way you can learn is really to give it a go, but we’ve also created a quick masterclass for you to hopefully make the process easier:  Use one floss pick to get between two of your teeth and gently press it against your gums. Slide the pick with an in and out motion to remove any food particles from between your teeth. Use the same floss pick to repeat this step in between all of your teeth. When you are finished, remove the floss thread from the handle and dispose of it with your household rubbish. Place the floss handle into your compost bin or at an industrial composting facility.   You have successfully completed your crash course in flossing, now the only thing left to do is to floss like a boss, EVERY SINGLE DAY!

You brush your teeth for 2 minutes, twice, every day - that’s great, but it’s still not enough to prevent oral disease. Good oral hygiene is a two-step process that involves brushing and flossing. No, flossing twice a month doesn’t cut it! Check out Pearlii’s Biofloss Easy Picks

A handy guide to help you floss like a pro

Floss like a boss

We all know the importance of a skin-care routine to keep healthy and clear skin. And sure, we might know the A,B,Cs of a good skin-care routine (i.e. cleanse, exfoliate, applying toner, retinol serum, moisturiser and, of course, SPF).

But have we thought about having an oral health routine for our teeth? Some might wonder, what even are the basic steps of a good oral health care routine?

To find out, we got some quick tips from the experts at the Australian Dental Association:

1. Brush your teeth at least twice a day.

It’s no secret that brushing your teeth twice a day, for 2 minutes at a time, is the general recommendation by dentists. Brushing your teeth every day is not done just for fresh breath and that “clean mouth” feeling. It is an important part of keeping your teeth, mouth and whole body healthy. Brushing your teeth at night should be the last thing you do before bed, with no food or drink after brushing (yes, midnight snack-ers, I’m looking at you!).

Our bamboo Mosobrush is a gentle and effective way to keep your teeth clean and healthy. Being 100% plant-based, you can brush your teeth without creating harmful plastic waste. Depending on the needs and sensitivity of your teeth, you can choose between soft or medium bristles for a comfortable brush.


2. Use a toothpaste that contains fluoride.

The phrase ‘Fluoride toothpaste’ might sound intimidating and has had a bad rep in recent years. But when used in correct amounts, having fluoride in toothpaste is the best choice to protect against tooth decay. Being a naturally-occurring mineral, fluoride helps to strengthen enamel and slow acid production of bacteria caused by plaque.

Our dentist-approved whitening toothpaste contains fluoride to keep your teeth clean, breath fresh and smile bright. Created with sustainability in mind, you know you are getting the best protection for your teeth while helping our environment.

Remember - squeeze a 'pea-sized' amount of toothpaste on your toothbrush, that’s all you need!

Did you know that only 25% of Australians floss everyday?

Unfortunately, no matter how well you brush your teeth, the bristles will not be able to access the small spaces between them. That is why dentists recommend flossing between your teeth at least once a day. Cleaning between your teeth before brushing can help to break up the plaque and food pieces from between your teeth.

At Pearlii, we know that everyone is different. Rather than traditional string floss, some people prefer dental floss picks. Dental floss picks have a handle with a curve at one end that holds a piece of dental floss.

Our environmentally-friendly Biofloss Easy Picks are convenient, safe and easy to use. With biodegradable handles and strong, resistant floss threads, its contoured design allows a comfortable clean between teeth and gums; even those hard to reach places.

Individually wrapped in recyclable sheathes, you pop them in your bag to your next pilates or gym work-out, or on your next overseas trip (fancy a warm Italian summer anyone?).

It’s overwhelming having to shop for all these products one by one, isn’t it?

However, with our Essentials Pack, you can kick-start your new, environmentally-friendly oral care routine and get the above products all at one go. Each pack comes with a 3 month supply, so there’s no need for those last minute trips to the supermarket.

And psst.. Did you know that you can get a subscription and save 10%? (Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!)

What to know about fluoride in toothpaste

We all know the importance of a skin-care routine to keep healthy and clear skin. And sure, we might know the A,B,Cs of a good skin-care routine (i.e. cleanse, exfoliate, applying toner, retinol serum, moisturiser and, of course, SPF). But have we thought about having an oral health routine for our teeth? Some might wonder, what even are the basic steps of a good oral health care routine? To find out, we got some quick tips from the experts at the Australian Dental Association:    1. Brush your teeth at least twice a day. It’s no secret that brushing your teeth twice a day, for 2 minutes at a time, is the general recommendation by dentists. Brushing your teeth every day is not done just for fresh breath and that “clean mouth” feeling. It is an important part of keeping your teeth, mouth and whole body healthy. Brushing your teeth at night should be the last thing you do before bed, with no food or drink after brushing (yes, midnight snack-ers, I’m looking at you!).    Our bamboo Mosobrush is a gentle and effective way to keep your teeth clean and healthy. Being 100% plant-based, you can brush your teeth without creating harmful plastic waste. Depending on the needs and sensitivity of your teeth, you can choose between soft or medium bristles for a comfortable brush.
   2. Use a toothpaste that contains fluoride. The phrase ‘Fluoride toothpaste’ might sound intimidating and has had a bad rep in recent years. But when used in correct amounts, having fluoride in toothpaste is the best choice to protect against tooth decay. Being a naturally-occurring mineral, fluoride helps to strengthen enamel and slow acid production of bacteria caused by plaque.    Our dentist-approved whitening toothpaste contains fluoride to keep your teeth clean, breath fresh and smile bright. Created with sustainability in mind, you know you are getting the best protection for your teeth while helping our environment. Remember - squeeze a 'pea-sized' amount of toothpaste on your toothbrush, that’s all you need!    3. Floss each day, to keep plaque away. Did you know that only 25% of Australians floss everyday? Unfortunately, no matter how well you brush your teeth, the bristles will not be able to access the small spaces between them. That is why dentists recommend flossing between your teeth at least once a day. Cleaning between your teeth before brushing can help to break up the plaque and food pieces from between your teeth. At Pearlii, we know that everyone is different. Rather than traditional string floss, some people prefer dental floss picks. Dental floss picks have a handle with a curve at one end that holds a piece of dental floss.    Our environmentally-friendly Biofloss Easy Picks are convenient, safe and easy to use. With biodegradable handles and strong, resistant floss threads, its contoured design allows a comfortable clean between teeth and gums; even those hard to reach places. Individually wrapped in recyclable sheathes, you pop them in your bag to your next pilates or gym work-out, or on your next overseas trip (fancy a warm Italian summer anyone?).    Where to from here? It’s overwhelming having to shop for all these products one by one, isn’t it? However, with our Essentials Pack, you can kick-start your new, environmentally-friendly oral care routine and get the above products all at one go. Each pack comes with a 3 month supply, so there’s no need for those last minute trips to the supermarket. And psst.. Did you know that you can get a subscription and save 10%? (Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered!)

We’ve got our beauty routines, but what about an oral health routine?

Kick-start your oral health routine

♫ Forever young
I want to be, forever young ♫

So it’s no wonder the topic of anti-ageing has been getting lots of exposure lately, with the likes of David Sinclair, a Harvard Medical School researcher, making the rounds on podcasts, telling us how we can stay ‘forever young’.

So here at Pearlii, this got us thinking… Do our teeth age? And is there anything we can do about it?

Well, the answer is yes, to both questions.

What happens to our teeth as we get older?

As we grow older (and wiser!), our teeth grow older too, and as they do, comes the risk of oral health issues, including dental decay, gum disease and tooth loss.

Our teeth also gradually develop a yellowing colouring, making them look older (yay!). This is partly due to the yellowing of the ‘dentin’ inside teeth. The dentin becomes more visible as the enamel, which covers the surface of the tooth, thins as we mature. Enamel also gets stained by coffee, tea, and red wine (our certified favourites).

How can we slow the effects of our teeth ageing?

As you may already know, we at Pearlii are all about preventative measures when it comes to maintaining a healthy smile.

Just as we enjoy a consistent skin care routine to keep those pesky wrinkles at bay, we also enjoy a consistent oral care health routine, helping us keep our pearlers looking young and healthy. So we’ve written the below checklist to help slow the effects of our ageing teeth.

Avoid drinking coffee and red wine (sorry!)

And if your teeth do start yellowing in colour - or if you want to prevent that from happening in the first place - we have some tips to keep them as white as possible.

Just like applying anti ageing cream or retinol serum to maintain young and healthy skin, teeth whitening is a great way to ward off external stains on teeth, keep them looking young and fresh.

Teeth whitening toothpastes are an easy way to deal with these types of topical stains. And if you are like us and enjoy taking things a step further, teeth whitening kits are a great home remedy to keep those biters beaming bright!

In fact, we feel so strongly about this, that we’ve developed our very own Whitening Toothpaste, which tastes great, and does what it says on the tube. We also have our own Home Teeth Whitening Kits, helping us Pearlii folk smile with an overabundance of youth. Both of these products are dentist approved, too!

And to really help with our anti-ageing routines, we have available our ‘Bliss Pack’, which includes both of the above products, plus our Mosobrush (toothbrush), and Biofloss Easy Picks (floss). But be warned: Bliss Packs may result in being asked for I.D when ordering that next glass of rosé, or that cheeky cosmopolitan (don’t say we didn’t warn you!).

Our teeth age, just like our bodies. And with that age, comes added risk of oral health problems, as well as a gradual yellowing of our teeth!

We can all follow an oral health routine to help slow down this process. Regular brushing, regular flossing, avoiding food and drink which causes staining, to name a few.

And for keeping your teeth looking extra young, we recommend using a tooth whitening toothpaste, and occasionally using a teeth whitening kit on your teeth, all in the comfort of your own home.

So, do you really want to live forever young? We sure do - and our Essentials Pack is a great place to start.

The aging mouth - and how to keep it younger (Harvard Health Publishing)

Anti-Aging Approaches (Harvard Magazine)

♫ Forever young
I want to be, forever young ♫ Yes, we all want to be forever young! So it’s no wonder the topic of anti-ageing has been getting lots of exposure lately, with the likes of David Sinclair, a Harvard Medical School researcher, making the rounds on podcasts, telling us how we can stay ‘forever young’. So here at Pearlii, this got us thinking… Do our teeth age? And is there anything we can do about it? Well, the answer is yes, to both questions.  What happens to our teeth as we get older? As we grow older (and wiser!), our teeth grow older too, and as they do, comes the risk of oral health issues, including dental decay, gum disease and tooth loss. Our teeth also gradually develop a yellowing colouring, making them look older (yay!). This is partly due to the yellowing of the ‘dentin’ inside teeth. The dentin becomes more visible as the enamel, which covers the surface of the tooth, thins as we mature. Enamel also gets stained by coffee, tea, and red wine (our certified favourites).   How can we slow the effects of our teeth ageing? As you may already know, we at Pearlii are all about preventative measures when it comes to maintaining a healthy smile. Just as we enjoy a consistent skin care routine to keep those pesky wrinkles at bay, we also enjoy a consistent oral care health routine, helping us keep our pearlers looking young and healthy. So we’ve written the below checklist to help slow the effects of our ageing teeth. Anti-ageing checklist Brush twice per day Floss before you brush Drink plenty of water Avoid drinking coffee and red wine (sorry!) Lay off sugary and acidic foods Don’t smoke Visit your dentist every 6-12 months  And if your teeth do start yellowing in colour - or if you want to prevent that from happening in the first place - we have some tips to keep them as white as possible.  How to whiten ageing teeth Just like applying anti ageing cream or retinol serum to maintain young and healthy skin, teeth whitening is a great way to ward off external stains on teeth, keep them looking young and fresh. Teeth whitening toothpastes are an easy way to deal with these types of topical stains. And if you are like us and enjoy taking things a step further, teeth whitening kits are a great home remedy to keep those biters beaming bright!  In fact, we feel so strongly about this, that we’ve developed our very own Whitening Toothpaste, which tastes great, and does what it says on the tube. We also have our own Home Teeth Whitening Kits, helping us Pearlii folk smile with an overabundance of youth. Both of these products are dentist approved, too! And to really help with our anti-ageing routines, we have available our ‘Bliss Pack’, which includes both of the above products, plus our Mosobrush (toothbrush), and Biofloss Easy Picks (floss). But be warned: Bliss Packs may result in being asked for I.D when ordering that next glass of rosé, or that cheeky cosmopolitan (don’t say we didn’t warn you!).  To conclude Our teeth age, just like our bodies. And with that age, comes added risk of oral health problems, as well as a gradual yellowing of our teeth! We can all follow an oral health routine to help slow down this process. Regular brushing, regular flossing, avoiding food and drink which causes staining, to name a few. And for keeping your teeth looking extra young, we recommend using a tooth whitening toothpaste, and occasionally using a teeth whitening kit on your teeth, all in the comfort of your own home. So, do you really want to live forever young? We sure do - and our Essentials Pack is a great place to start.

Do our teeth age? And is there anything we can do about it?

Anti-ageing of teeth - yes, it’s a thing!

As we grow up, we all develop little personal care habits that quickly become ingrained in our routine.  How you tie your shoelaces, or how you get dressed, are personal preferences that don’t have a right or wrong answer.  

When it comes to your dental health, however, there is a particular order of doing things that is backed up by scientific research.  The first step in your dental routine should be (drum roll) flossing.  

Here’s a fun fact for you: that soft plaque between your teeth can turn into hardened tartar after just 24 hours.  Yikes!  

This is why it’s important to floss every day, and not just do a ‘panic floss’ before your next dentist appointment.

Flossing helps loosen the larger pieces of trapped food, which can then be swept away by your toothbrush bristles.

Flossing + Fluoride = Best friends forever

Did you know that each tooth has five surfaces?  The three sides you can see, plus the two sides pressing up against neighbouring teeth. 

Brushing only cleans the surfaces you can see, while flossing wiggles into those hidden spots to clean the other two surfaces.  When you clear out those spaces between your teeth, you create tiny grooves that allow your toothpaste to infiltrate.  

Why does this matter?  Because the fluoride in your toothpaste helps to strengthen your enamel, which prevents tooth decay. 

Our busy life means it is easy to get distracted, and rush through your dental health routine at the end of a long, hard day. 

But here’s the rub: if you floss your teeth after brushing, then you are more likely to forget. 

While we know it might be tempting to think ‘I’ll just do it tomorrow’, it’s essential to clear away that plaque before it hardens.  Otherwise, it’ll take you a trip to the dentist to get your tartar build-up removed. 

Hopefully, we’ve convinced you to adopt the ‘floss first philosophy’.

As we grow up, we all develop little personal care habits that quickly become ingrained in our routine. How you tie your shoelaces, or how you get dressed, are personal preferences that don’t have a right or wrong answer.  

When it comes to your dental health, however, there is a particular order of doing things that is backed up by scientific research. The first step in your dental routine should be (drum roll) flossing.  

Here’s a fun fact for you: that soft plaque between your teeth can turn into hardened tartar after just 24 hours. Yikes!  

This is why it’s important to use dental floss every day, and not just do a ‘panic floss’ before your next dentist appointment.

Dental flossing helps loosen the larger pieces of trapped food, which can then be swept away by your toothbrush bristles.

Did you know that each tooth has five surfaces? The three sides you can see, plus the two sides pressing up against neighbouring teeth.

This means that bamboo toothbrush of yours only cleans the surfaces you can see, while flossing wiggles into those hidden spots to clean the other two surfaces. When you clear out those spaces between your teeth, you create tiny grooves that allow your toothpaste to infiltrate.

Why does this matter? Because the fluoride in your toothpaste helps to strengthen your enamel, which prevents tooth decay. 

While we know it might be tempting to think ‘I’ll just do it tomorrow’, it’s essential to clear away that plaque before it hardens. Otherwise, it’ll take you a trip to the dentist to get your tartar build-up removed. 

Get your hands on some Biofloss Easy Picks to enhance your dental routine. 

Is it Best to Floss Before or After Brushing Your Teeth?

Dental Plaque and Tartar: Causes, Prevention, and Removal

As we grow up, we all develop little personal care habits that quickly become ingrained in our routine. How you tie your shoelaces, or how you get dressed, are personal preferences that don’t have a right or wrong answer.   When it comes to your dental health, however, there is a particular order of doing things that is backed up by scientific research. The first step in your dental routine should be (drum roll) flossing.   Want to know why?  Flossing loosens Here’s a fun fact for you: that soft plaque between your teeth can turn into hardened tartar after just 24 hours. Yikes!   This is why it’s important to use dental floss every day, and not just do a ‘panic floss’ before your next dentist appointment. Dental flossing helps loosen the larger pieces of trapped food, which can then be swept away by your toothbrush bristles.  Flossing + Fluoride = Best friends forever Did you know that each tooth has five surfaces? The three sides you can see, plus the two sides pressing up against neighbouring teeth. This means that bamboo toothbrush of yours only cleans the surfaces you can see, while flossing wiggles into those hidden spots to clean the other two surfaces. When you clear out those spaces between your teeth, you create tiny grooves that allow your toothpaste to infiltrate. Why does this matter? Because the fluoride in your toothpaste helps to strengthen your enamel, which prevents tooth decay.   Floss first to fight against forgetting Our busy life means it is easy to get distracted, and rush through your dental health routine at the end of a long, hard day.  But here’s the rub: if you floss your teeth after brushing, then you are more likely to forget.  While we know it might be tempting to think ‘I’ll just do it tomorrow’, it’s essential to clear away that plaque before it hardens. Otherwise, it’ll take you a trip to the dentist to get your tartar build-up removed.  Hopefully, we’ve convinced you to adopt the ‘floss first philosophy’. Get your hands on some Biofloss Easy Picks to enhance your dental routine. 

Should you brush or floss first?

Teeth whitening is a process of bleaching that works on the dentin and enamel to lighten discolouration. Dentists use substances, such as carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide, to create an oxidation reaction.

Teeth whitening is an effective way to improve your smile and overall confidence, but just how much does teeth whitening cost? Well, that depends on where you go, the kind of treatment you choose, and the number of sessions you need to get your teeth to your desired shade of white. 

Let’s have a look at what you can expect to pay for teeth whitening treatments, and the kind of whitening this affords you.

If you speak to your local dentist, they’re likely to recommend a teeth whitening solution at their own practice. Now there’s nothing wrong with this.

The setback with this option is the cost. 

While the whitening process may be quick, it is far more costly compared to take-home teeth whitening options. Professional in-chair whitening can cost up to $260per tooth!

Teeth whitening kits typically contain one of two bleaching agents, hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. The ADA evaluates these two ingredients closely, so be sure to always look for the ADA’s seal of approval when purchasing these teeth whitening kits.

The ADA strictly recommends that whitening gels do not contain more than 6% hydrogen peroxide or 18% carbamide peroxide. We’re happy to say that Pearlii’s teeth whitening kits follow ADA safety guidelines (many of our competitors do not).

Your teeth are forever, and your confidence should be too. 

If you’re looking for a take-home teeth whitening kit, odds are you’re just looking for the best option. While Pearlii’s kits are at the higher-end (AUD 89.99), you get what you pay for. 

Our kits are safe and gentle to use, vegan and cruelty-free. And best of all, for every teeth whitening kit sold, Pearlii sponsors an entire year’s supply of toothpaste and toothbrushes for a child in East Timor who needs a little help.

Teeth whitening is an effective way to improve your smile and overall confidence, but just how much does teeth whitening cost? Well, that depends on where you go, the kind of treatment you choose, and the number of sessions you need to get your teeth to your desired shade of white.

If you speak to your local dentist, they’re likely to recommend a teeth whitening solution at their own practice. Now there’s nothing wrong with this. 

While the whitening process may be quick, it is far more costly compared to take-home teeth whitening options. Professional in-chair whitening can cost up to $260 per tooth!

The ADA strictly recommends that whitening gels do not contain more than 6% hydrogen peroxide or 18% carbamide peroxide. We’re happy to say that Pearlii’s Teeth Whitening Kits follow ADA safety guidelines (many of our competitors do not).

If you’re looking for a take-home teeth whitening kit, odds are you’re just looking for the best option. While Pearlii’s kits are at the higher-end ($89), you get what you pay for. 

Our kits are safe and gentle to use, vegan and cruelty-free. And best of all, Pearlii is giving back 50% of its profits to provide free dental surgery for people who can’t afford or access a dentist.

Check out the Pearlii Home Teeth Whitening Kits.

Save on teeth whitening without compromising on quality

Teeth whitening: Surging popularity brings issues to resolve

So what is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening is a process of bleaching that works on the dentin and enamel to lighten discolouration. Dentists use substances, such as carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide, to create an oxidation reaction. Teeth whitening is an effective way to improve your smile and overall confidence, but just how much does teeth whitening cost? Well, that depends on where you go, the kind of treatment you choose, and the number of sessions you need to get your teeth to your desired shade of white. Let’s have a look at what you can expect to pay for teeth whitening treatments, and the kind of whitening this affords you.  Teeth whitening at the dentist If you speak to your local dentist, they’re likely to recommend a teeth whitening solution at their own practice. Now there’s nothing wrong with this.  The setback with this option is the cost.  While the whitening process may be quick, it is far more costly compared to take-home teeth whitening options. Professional in-chair whitening can cost up to $260 per tooth!   Teeth whitening at home Teeth whitening kits typically contain one of two bleaching agents, hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. The ADA evaluates these two ingredients closely, so be sure to always look for the ADA’s seal of approval when purchasing these teeth whitening kits. The ADA strictly recommends that whitening gels do not contain more than 6% hydrogen peroxide or 18% carbamide peroxide. We’re happy to say that Pearlii’s Teeth Whitening Kits follow ADA safety guidelines (many of our competitors do not).   Is teeth whitening worth the cost? Your teeth are forever, and your confidence should be too.  If you’re looking for a take-home teeth whitening kit, odds are you’re just looking for the best option. While Pearlii’s kits are at the higher-end ($89), you get what you pay for.  Our kits are safe and gentle to use, vegan and cruelty-free. And best of all, Pearlii is giving back 50% of its profits to provide free dental surgery for people who can’t afford or access a dentist.  

What else could you want? Check out the Pearlii Home Teeth Whitening Kits.

Ever wondered how much teeth whitening really costs in Australia? Here at Pearlii, teeth are at the root of our business, so we know what we’re talking about. Click here to learn more.

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