Fluoride Flossy Gum

Hydroxyapetite Flossy Gum

Fresh that fits your life. Function that fits your routine — because your everyday habits deserve more.

About Flossy Gum

At Flossy, we believe gum should do more than simply freshen your breath. That’s why we created a functional chewing gum designed to support your daily oral care routine while delivering the refreshing taste you love.

Made with carefully selected ingredients including hydroxyapatite, xylitol, zinc, and fluoride, Flossy is formulated to help support enamel, promote a clean-mouth feeling, and keep your breath fresh throughout the day—all while being completely sugar-free.

The Gum That Brushes Your Teeth

Experience the perfect fusion of freshness and dental care with Flossy Gum. Crafted from high-quality, natural ingredients and packed with powerful benefits, Flossy Gum isn’t just refreshing-it actively protects and cleans your teeth. From its long-lasting minty flavor to its oral health benefits, Flossy is here to redefine the way you chew

Why FLOSSY?

Hydroxyapatite
  • Naturally found in tooth enamel

  • Supports enamel remineralization and reduces sensitivity

  • Reverses early tooth decay

  • Commonly used in oral care products like toothpaste

Green Tea Extract
  • Naturally derived botanical ingredient

  • Neutralizes the volatile sulfur compounds that cause bad breath

  • Fights cavity-causing bacteria

  • Helps reduce gum inflammation

Made in Italy
  • Crafted in Italy using carefully selected ingredients

  • Produced to rigorous European quality standards

  • Manufactured in specialized confectionery facilities

  • Quality and consistency in every piece

Xylitol
  • Sugar-free alternative to traditional sweeteners

  • Helps promote a cleaner mouth environment

  • Starves harmful bacteria in the mouth

  • Neutralizes mouth pH levels

Zinc and Calcium
  • Zinc suppresses bacteria and plaque

  • Zinc accelerates tissue healing for the gums

  • Calcium strengthens tooth enamel

  • Calcium helps repair acid damage by remineralizing weak spots in the enamel

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