The Latest From RiseWell



Lets say your teeth look great… Do you still have to care about your gums?
A little inflammation doesn’t hurt (much), right? Wrong. The bacteria that inflame your gums are also wreaking havoc on other systems in your body, and are linked to some serious, fatal diseases.






When should your kid start going to the dentist? About six months after they’ve started eating solid foods—yes, that early! Teeth start erupting in the mouth at about six months old, and by age one, your child should ideally have a trusted dentist in their life.



Congratulations on your growing family!
As you may know, RiseWell began when my sister and co-founder, Kori, and her husband, John, were trying to get pregnant. In an effort to ensure the most optimal environment for their family’s health, they realized that so many of their household essentials, like toothpaste, were full of toxins. Soon afterwards, RiseWell (and baby Leo) was born. We believe that you shouldn’t have to compromise your family’s oral health — that you can have clean products with science-backed results
