Signal Family Protection Original Toothpaste Twin Pack - 2 x 100ml (twin pack)

Signal Family Protection Original Toothpaste - The first thing that we do when we wake up each morning is brush our teeth. With Signal you can be assured that youre using an oral care expert that has been trusted for generations to suit all oral care needs.

Signal the Oral Care Expert

Signal has been an iconic oral care brand leading the way for innovations and activations. Signal offers a wide range of variants in its toothpaste and toothbrush portfolio to suit all needs. It guarantees you strong healthy teeth and brings out a smile in each individual.

Taking good care of our teeth and gums helps to keep us healthy and it's more social too no one wants to be around a person with bad breath! It's easy when you know how

Your mouth matters

Responsible oral care always begins with your toothbrush, but keeping your gums fit and healthy could dramatically lower your risk of heart disease. Did you know that, statistically' heart disease is more closely associated with periodontitis than cholesterol? So a sensible approach to good oral care is no joke.

By gum

According to mounting scientific evidence, including a pioneering study by the Harvard Medical School, people with gum disease or 'periodontitis' are almost twice as likely to suffer from coronary heart disease as those without. There is some debate as to whether periodontitis is a cause or an effect of heart disease, however. One theory is that the bacteria involved in gum inflammation can escape into your bloodstream and attach fatty plaques to the walls of your coronary arteries increasing the risk of blood clots, strokes and heart attacks.

Play it safe

Whether or not periodontitis is guilty of aiding and abetting one of the world's biggest killers, the best policy is 'don't brush with death, brush your teeth', and pay special attention to your gumline, where bacteria can inflame your gums, leading to gingivitis and other problems. Stopping smoking is also advisable smokers have a sixfold higher incidence of gum disease than non-smokers.