ProDentim Ingredients List: The Complete Label Reference, Free-From Badges and Seals in One Place

This ProDentim ingredients list is the quick-reference version: every named ingredient in one table, the wording on the bottle, and the badges the seller uses to describe the formula. If you want a longer story behind each item, we cover that elsewhere. If you just need to check the label against your own needs, you are in the right place.

The ProDentim Ingredients List in One Table

No.	Ingredient	Family	Short note from the seller
1	Lactobacillus paracasei	Live strain	Gums, plus clear sinuses
2	B. lactis BL-04	Live strain	Mouth balance, airways, immunity; the only Bifidobacterium here
3	Lactobacillus reuteri	Live strain	Mouth environment; “helps with inflammation”
4	Inulin	Prebiotic fiber	Food for the good bacteria
5	Malic acid	Fruit acid	Tooth whiteness
6	Tricalcium phosphate	Mineral	Tooth health
7	Peppermint	Plant	Natural anti-inflammatory, fresh-breath feel

Items 1 to 3 are the probiotic strains. Items 4 to 7 make up the proprietary blend that supports them. For the tablet as a whole, the seller quotes 3.5 billion probiotics. That number covers everything together, and no separate amount is printed for any single item, so we give none either.

What the Bottle Label Says

The bottle in the seller’s photo carries the product name with the line “Advanced Oral Probiotics.” Underneath, a banner reads “Clinically Researched Formula For: Healthy Teeth and Gums, Long Lasting Fresh Breath, Ear, Nose and Throat, Immune Health.” The count is 30 soft tablets. Those words are the seller’s, and we quote them as printed instead of turning them into promises. They describe what the formula is designed to support; they do not promise a result for any one person.

The Seller’s Free-From and Natural Badges

Next to the formula, the seller’s page uses a handful of short badges.

• Natural formula: the seller’s own description of the blend.
• Easy to use: a soft tablet taken once a day.
• Non-GMO: a statement about the ingredients.
• No stimulants: the seller states that the formula contains none.
• Non-habit forming: the seller’s own label for the formula.
• Gluten free: useful if you avoid gluten.

Badges are statements by the seller, and the label on your own bottle is the document to rely on for your personal needs.

The Seal Row

The seller shows a row of seals on its order page: GMP certified, 100 percent natural ingredients, Made in USA, GMO free and the line “Made in a FDA registered facility.” The last item often prompts questions. Here is the plain explanation. The FDA keeps a register of facilities that make supplements, yet it does not give advance approval to any supplement brand. So we read it as the seller describing where the tablets are made, and we pass it on as the seller’s claim.

Checking the List Against Your Own Needs

A seven-item list is easy to scan, and that is a real benefit. Here is a practical way to use it.

1. Copy the seven names onto a note on your phone.
2. Compare them with any allergies or sensitivities you know about. Pay particular attention to peppermint if mint disagrees with you.
3. Show the list to your doctor or pharmacist if you take medicine, are expecting or are nursing, or have a weakened immune system.
4. Order once you are comfortable.

Those steps take five minutes and give you a documented answer. Our ProDentim side effects guide covers the same cautions in a calm, practical way.

What Is Not on the List

It helps to know what you will not find. The named line-up has no caffeine-type ingredient and no long chemical roll call. The formula also does not publish dosage per ingredient, so if you need an exact amount for a medical reason, contact the seller’s support before you order. For a story-style look at each item, see our companion guide to the ProDentim ingredients, and for the formal ingredient page visit the ProDentim ingredients page.

From Label to Daily Routine

With the list read, using the product is straightforward. One soft tablet goes into your mouth each morning, and you let it dissolve or chew it slowly. A bottle covers 30 days. The seller’s FAQ suggests allowing about 9 to 12 weeks and advises three bottles as a floor. The 6-bottle package costs $294, which is $49 per bottle, and it is the seller’s recommended option. The ProDentim hub pulls the review, the price and the safety information together, and we rate the product 9.2/10, our editorial score.

Label Questions Shoppers Ask Most

Is 3.5 billion the amount in the whole bottle? No. The seller quotes it for each soft tablet, so a bottle of 30 holds a very large number overall. It is a count of probiotics, not a weight.

Can I see anything beyond the seven names? We describe the seven named ingredients and nothing more, because we only use what the seller publishes. If you follow a particular diet or have a sensitivity, read your own bottle and ask the seller’s support about any detail the list leaves open.

Does a short list mean a simple product? It means a list that is easy to read. The strains themselves are living cultures and the blend is described as proprietary, so the seller does not break the blend into separate amounts.

Where do I read the list before ordering? You can read it on the order page that our buttons open, and the table near the top of this article repeats it in a compact form so you can screenshot it for later.

Three Label Habits Worth Keeping

The list in this article is a good start, but a few habits make you a better supplement shopper for life.

Read the ingredient names, not just the headline. Marketing words such as natural or advanced are easy to print. Specific names, like the three strains here, can be checked.

Look for what is quantified. ProDentim gives a total count of 3.5 billion probiotics, but no amount per ingredient. Knowing where the numbers stop tells you which questions to ask support.

Check the date and storage guidance on your own bottle. When your parcel arrives, read the printed label and follow any storage advice on it. That is general good practice for any probiotic.

Quick Facts Card

Fact	Detail
Form	Soft chewable tablet
Tablets per bottle	30
Probiotics per tablet	3.5 billion, per the seller
Named ingredients	7
Packages	2, 3 or 6 bottles
Guarantee	60 days from delivery

Your Label Is Ready to Read

Before you go, a last practical point. When your bottle arrives, hold it next to this article and compare. Everything we describe comes from the seller’s published material, so the physical label should look familiar. If anything on your bottle differs from what we say here, trust your bottle and ask the seller’s support to explain. Verifying a supplement against its label is a habit worth keeping, and it takes less time than reading a menu. The ProDentim product hub lists the other pages that go with this one.

A transparent label makes a choice easier. You can see the seven names, the 30-tablet count and the seller’s badges before you spend a dollar, and a 60-day guarantee from the day of delivery gives you room to judge the routine.