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Swap Fluoride for Hydroxyapatite

Here’s why you should start using hydroxyapatite toothpaste

Zero Sensitivity

Zero Sensitivity

Nano HAp fills exposed dentine tubules, as opposed to only numbing nerves (like natrium fluoride).
As opposed to masking tooth sensitivity, Nano HAp actually reduces it.
Hydroxyapatite has extremely low abrasive qualities. This protects your gums from receding.
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Zero Sensitivity

Remineralize

Nano HAp dives into your enamel and refills the lost minerals every time you brush.
Enamel (the first layer of a tooth) is 97% hydroxyapatite. Dentil (the second layer) is 70% hydroxyapatite.
Fluoride only hardens (remaining) enamel. Nano HAp shows promising results in surface depositions and maintaining a smooth surface over a longer duration.
Comparison Fluoride vs nHAp
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Whiten + Renew

Nano HAp renews enamel by filling forming caries and small lesions.
This smooths and whitens teeth by gently repairing their surface with natural, native minerals, saving you from painful trips to the dentist.
It’s non-toxic, highly effective, and ingestible.
Nano-hydroxyapatite and its applications to dentistry

Frequently Asked Questions about Nano Hydroxyapatite