NanoDent Toothpaste

Hydroxyapatite strengthens enamel through a process called remineralization. This involves:

• Filling Gaps: Hydroxyapatite particles bind to the enamel, filling in microscopic cracks and weak spots caused by acids from food and bacteria.
• Restoring Minerals: It provides essential minerals, calcium and phosphate, which are vital for rebuilding enamel structure.

Hydroxyapatite is the native material of tooth enamel and the strategy behind brushing with it is to replenish this material for natural tooth repair and conditioning.

While similar to the remineralization process and mechanism of topical Hydroxyapatite, fluoride can remineralize tooth enamel through the formation of Fluorapatite. Fluoride can replace hydroxide ions in Hydroxyapatite (the natural mineral component of enamel), by forming Fluorapatite.

While to some degree this might happen naturally over the course of one's life, the topical application of fluoride via toothpaste is hardly natural.

That said, it could be argued that tooth enamel with higher levels of Fluorapatite might be more resistant to acid and bacterial attacks, it can also lead to other problems, like Dental fluorosis. Dental fluorosis is a condition where the teeth can become brittle, spotted and weaker as a result.

Again, to underscore the difference between topical application of Fluoride versus Hydroxyapatite, as it concerns daily brushing, Hydroxyapatite is safer and more natural.

Star anise has a sweet, licorice-like flavor with hints of clove and cinnamon. Yet, the essential oil — which is the component we use for flavoring NanoDent — contains no sugar, yet it imparts a mild sweetness with spicy and slightly bitter notes.

The primary taste comes from anethole, the same compound found in anise seed.

Firstly, we recommend that when your NanoDent Toothpaste is not in use, keep the cap on! This will keep the product fresh longer and prevent severe clogging.

However, if you should find that your NanoDent dispense is clogged at the tip, simply take a toothpick, or similar poking device the clear it out. Once you'd dislodged any hardened material, it should flow again as normal.

Hyaluronic Acid is beneficial for gum health as it helps in tissue hydration, reduces inflammation, and accelerates healing.

Two if it's main benefits are:

• Hydration: Hyaluronic Acid retains moisture in the gum tissue, preventing dryness and promoting a balanced oral environment.
• Inflammation Reduction: It has anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe swollen and irritated gums, reducing redness and discomfort.

Also, Hyaluronic Acid stimulates collagen synthesis, which is essential for maintaining gum strength and elasticity.