--- title: "Oradentum review: its label is GlycoMute's, line for line" description: "Oradentum's label matches a supplement sold for blood sugar, line for line, with chromium at 1,914% of the Daily Value. Prices, refund and our verdict." canonical: https://oralbench.com/oradentum alternate_html: https://oralbench.com/oradentum language: en-US last_updated: 2026-10-27 type: guia --- # Oradentum review: a "Himalayan dental mix" with 670 mcg of chromium 1. [Home](https://oralbench.com/) 2. [Reviews](https://oralbench.com/reviews) 3. Oradentum review: a "Himalayan dental mix" with 670 mcg of chromium Oradentum sells a once-a-day capsule as a Himalayan herbal mix for your teeth. Its own label, printed on the contact page, tells a different story. By **[OralBench editorial team](https://oralbench.com/about)** Updated October 27, 2026 ![A dentist pointing at a dental X-ray on a monitor while talking with a patient](https://oralbench.com/img/guia-oradentum-768.webp?v=5ef4df507b) Short answer We wouldn't buy Oradentum. The seller's video page opens with "Rebuild Your Teeth TWICE AS FAST with THIS Banned Himalayan Herbal Mix", a promise no capsule can keep, and the label tells another story: its 20 lines match, dose for dose, the panel published for GlycoMute, a supplement sold for blood sugar. That includes 670 mcg of chromium, 1,914% of the Daily Value, next to gymnema, bitter melon, banaba and white mulberry, and the sales page never mentions the chromium. It's a gelatin capsule, one a day, although the page calls the formula vegan. The page promises a full refund within 60 days; the written policy pays it only on unopened bottles, minus shipping. ## At a glance - ### Oradentum **Best for:** no one shopping for their teeth, and least of all anyone on diabetes medicine #### Pros - The label prints an amount for every one of its 20 ingredients, with no proprietary blend - One capsule a day, and the FAQ says it's a one-time payment #### Cons - A headline that promises to "Rebuild Your Teeth TWICE AS FAST", which no supplement can do - A label that matches a blood sugar product line for line, chromium at 1,914% of the Daily Value included - The sales page names 16 of the 20 ingredients and leaves out the chromium, the guggul, the gymnema and the juniper - "Vegan" on the page, "Natural Gelatin" on the label - A full refund on the page, but only for unopened bottles in the written policy **Verdict** Skip it. A capsule sold for teeth that carries a blood sugar panel, without a word about it on the sales page, isn't one we'd point anyone to. No buy button on this one. We don't send readers to a product we wouldn't recommend. [See what we'd pick instead](https://oralbench.com/oradentum#alternativas) ## All 20 lines of the Oradentum label The supplement facts panel isn't on the sales page. It's an image on the contact page. Amounts are per capsule. Ingredient Per capsule % Daily Value Vitamin C (as ascorbic acid) 50 mg 56% Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol succinate) 10 mg 67% Magnesium (as magnesium oxide) 125 mg 30% Biotin 300 mcg 1,000% Zinc (as zinc oxide) 7.5 mg 68% Manganese (as manganese chelate) 1 mg 43% Chromium (form not stated) 670 mcg 1,914% Banaba leaf extract (1% corosolic acid) 25 mg Not established Guggul resin extract (2.5% guggulsterones) 50 mg Not established Bitter melon fruit extract 50 mg Not established Licorice root (4:1) 50 mg Not established Cinnamon bark extract (4:1) 50 mg Not established Gymnema leaf 50 mg Not established Yarrow 25 mg Not established Cayenne fruit 10 mg Not established Juniper berries 25 mg Not established White mulberry leaf extract 25 mg Not established Vanadium (as vanadyl sulfate) 0.2 mg Not established Alpha-lipoic acid 30 mg Not established Taurine 25 mg Not established Source: the label image on the Oradentum contact page, read on October 27, 2026. Other ingredients: natural gelatin, microcrystalline cellulose, magnesium stearate, rice flour and silica. The label says it's not for anyone under 18 or for pregnant or nursing mothers, and to consult a physician first "especially if you are taking a medication or have a medical condition." The same page shows a second label, "Oradentum BoostCare", for a different capsule that none of the packages we saw includes. ## Same panel, different name We had already read this panel once, for GlycoMute, a supplement sold for blood sugar. Line by line, the two match. On both labels Oradentum GlycoMute Chromium, form not stated 670 mcg (1,914% DV) 670 mcg (1,914% DV) Gymnema, bitter melon, cinnamon 50 mg each 50 mg each Banaba and white mulberry 25 mg each 25 mg each Banaba's Latin name Misspelled "Lagerstremia" Misspelled "Lagerstremia" What the product is sold for Teeth, as a "HIMALAYAN DENTAL MIX" Blood sugar Source: the Oradentum label (October 27, 2026) and the GlycoMute label image we found on the GlycoMute website on September 25, 2026, where no page linked to it. All 20 ingredient lines, the other ingredients and the warning are the same; the distributor and the front of the bottle change. None of the ten Oradentum pages we read mentions blood sugar, glucose or diabetes. ## Three packages, one crossed-out price Package Price Per day Shipping Extras 1 bottle (30 days) $79.00 $2.63 A "small shipping fee", $9.95 in the shipping table 3 bottles (90 days) $177.00 $1.97 Free in the US 4 e-books 6 bottles (180 days)Lowest price per day $294.00 $1.63 Free in the US 4 e-books Prices checked on October 27, 2026 (Oradentum sales page and order page, US prices). Sellers change them often, so whatever their order page says is what you'll pay. Every package is shown against a crossed-out $99 a bottle, a price no package charges. The savings printed on the cards ($302 on three bottles, $434 on six) are bigger than that crossed-out price allows ($120 and $300). Outside the US the shipping page lists $19.95, and it doesn't say whether the free shipping on three and six bottles applies abroad. ## What "full refund" turns into in the policy ### The sales page "simply return it within 60 days of receiving it and we'll give you a full refund\*." The asterisk has no note anywhere on the page. ### The FAQ The 60 days are "the next 2 full months after your purchase", and the bottles go back to an address with a Colorado ZIP code, 80112. ### The refund policy "We accept returns of all unopened items within 60 days of receiving them for a full refund minus any shipping fees." Anything "not in its original condition" gets a partial refund, you pay the return postage, and the address is a different one, in Aurora, Colorado. ## The Oradentum story against its own label The pages say What the label and the page itself show "Rebuild Your Teeth TWICE AS FAST with THIS Banned Himalayan Herbal Mix" No capsule rebuilds teeth. The page doesn't say who banned the mix, or twice as fast as what. "HIMALAYAN DENTAL MIX" on the bottle Neither the label nor the page describes any of the 20 ingredients as coming from the Himalayas. "21 carefully selected nutrients, herbs, and minerals" The label has 20 lines. The page counts banaba and its corosolic acid as two. "Non-GMO, vegan and gluten-free." The first of the other ingredients on the label is "Natural Gelatin", which comes from animals. A seal claiming FDA approval, above the line "FDA registered and inspected facility" Those are two different things. A registered facility says nothing about the capsule itself. "Current stock levels: LOW" on the order page The line is written into the page itself, so every visitor sees the same "LOW". ## Labels that match what they're sold for Neither is a blood sugar panel under a dental name, and both are sold for teeth. ### GumAktiv A probiotic tablet you let melt in your mouth, with no chromium and no blood sugar herbs; its label prints the CFU count and the weight of its blend. [Read our GumAktiv review](https://oralbench.com/gumaktiv) ### DentiCore A mineral tablet that gives an amount for each of its four minerals. One of them is chromium, 50 mcg against Oradentum's 670, so ask your doctor first if you take diabetes medicine. [Read our DentiCore review](https://oralbench.com/denticore) ## Chromium at 19 times the Daily Value The label's 670 mcg of chromium is about 19 times the Daily Value, and it sits next to gymnema, bitter melon, cinnamon, banaba and white mulberry, herbs that blood sugar supplements are built around. The NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements is plain about chromium: "If you take antidiabetes medicine, taking chromium dietary supplements might cause low blood sugar levels." If you take insulin or any diabetes medicine, talk to your doctor before you take Oradentum, and bring the label. The sales page explains vitamins C and E, magnesium, manganese, licorice and cinnamon in terms of teeth, gums and breath. It never mentions the chromium. The label also rules out anyone under 18 and pregnant or nursing mothers. ## Frequently asked questions **Is Oradentum worth buying?** Not in our view. The capsule carries a blood sugar supplement's label, with chromium at 1,914% of the Daily Value, and the page sells it as a way to rebuild teeth, which no supplement can do. **What is in Oradentum?** Twenty ingredients, each with an amount: vitamins C and E, magnesium, biotin, zinc, manganese and 670 mcg of chromium, then banaba, guggul, bitter melon, licorice, cinnamon, gymnema, yarrow, cayenne, juniper, white mulberry, vanadium, alpha-lipoic acid and taurine, in a gelatin capsule. **Does Oradentum share a label with GlycoMute?** Their supplement facts panels are the same, line for line and dose for dose, down to a misspelled Latin name. The front of the bottle and the pitch differ: GlycoMute is sold for blood sugar, Oradentum for teeth. **Can I take Oradentum with diabetes medicine?** Ask your doctor first. The label has 670 mcg of chromium, and the NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements says chromium taken with antidiabetes medicine "might cause low blood sugar levels." **How do I get an Oradentum refund?** The policy says to email support within 60 days of delivery and send back everything you received, at your own cost. Only unopened bottles get the full refund, minus shipping, so read the policy before you open a second bottle. ## Sources Public pages from U.S. government health agencies that this page relies on. They open in a new tab. 1. [Chromium: Fact Sheet for Consumers](https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Chromium-Consumer/), NIH Office of Dietary Supplements ## Related pages Reviews ### [DentaSmile Pro review: sold for your smile, formulated like a glucose supplement](https://oralbench.com/dentasmile-pro) DentaSmile Pro isn't our pick for teeth: its label pairs 400 mcg of chromium with berberine, cinnamon and bitter melon, ingredients usually sold for blood sugar. Reviews ### [DentiCore review: a readable label with an odd sales pitch](https://oralbench.com/denticore) DentiCore is our second pick: a once-a-day mineral tablet with a readable label, though one tablet gives you 189% of the Daily Value for copper. It isn't a probiotic. Guides ### [The best oral health supplements, ranked by what you can check](https://oralbench.com/best-oral-health-supplements) Our top pick is GumAktiv. Updated October 27, 2026. [See our full method](https://oralbench.com/how-we-choose) --- ## OralBench - OralBench, published by Grupo Marfre Automação e Tecnologia (Contagem, Brazil) - Email: contact@oralbench.com - Home: https://oralbench.com/ - llms.txt: https://oralbench.com/llms.txt · llms-full.txt: https://oralbench.com/llms-full.txt · sitemap: https://oralbench.com/sitemap.xml