The 11-hour, 58-minute gap
You rinse. You spit. Then what?
Two minutes of brushing. Eleven hours, fifty-eight minutes on their own.
Coffee. A working lunch. Back-to-back meetings. Dinner after 9pm. Every one of those moments shifts your mouth's pH. Your toothbrush, meanwhile, is at home. Drying.
Amēlo was formulated by dentists to pick up exactly where brushing stops, so the other eleven hours aren't left to chance.
Meet the day shift and the night shift
A day in the life of your enamel. It's busier than yours.
- Morning tea or coffee
- Breakfast
- Mid-day drink or lunch
- Evening snack
- Acidic drink or wine
- Dinner
Our Pinky Promise
What we leave out
sugar
dyes
metals
abrasives