Featuring 10% nano-hydroxyapatite
Featuring 10% nano-hydroxyapatite
Nominal formulation percentage from the 150 g recipe; not a finished-batch assay.
Remineralization, cavity prevention, sensitivity relief and whitening have not been established for this finished powder.
A fresh take on your brushing ritual.
A mineral-and-botanical brushing powder featuring 10% nano-hydroxyapatite, with calcium carbonate, baking soda and peppermint. Discover the research behind tooth-mineral care, sensitivity and surface polishing.
Oral care
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A powder format for tooth cleaning, with a peppermint flavor.
The ingredient at the heart of the formula
The formula includes 10% nano-hydroxyapatite, chosen because hydroxyapatite is chemically similar to tooth mineral. Its research story has three parts.
Researchers study hydroxyapatite-containing dental products for their interaction with tooth surfaces and mineral loss. A clinical caries trial tested a particular hydroxyapatite toothpaste, rather than this nano-hydroxyapatite powder. Matching an ingredient name or percentage does not make different products equivalent.
Hydroxyapatite particles can deposit over exposed dentinal tubules—the tiny channels implicated in dentin sensitivity. Studies have examined tubule occlusion with nano-hydroxyapatite toothpastes, and a clinical trial found reduced sensitivity with tested 10% and 15% nano-hydroxyapatite toothpastes. This provides a reason for our ingredient choice; sensitivity relief has not been demonstrated for this finished powder.
Hydroxyapatite has also been studied in whitening toothpastes, but results depend on the formulation. One 12-week clinical trial found no additional stain reduction from the hydroxyapatite toothpaste it tested compared with its control. Calcium carbonate and baking soda have a separate role as cleaning and polishing ingredients; we explain their research below.
The brighter-smile story
The aim is a cleaner, brighter-looking smile through surface polishing. Calcium carbonate and baking soda are used as cleaning ingredients in toothpastes; studies of particular formulas have measured reductions in external tooth staining.
Surface-stain removal can make teeth look brighter. It differs from peroxide bleaching, which changes tooth color chemically. This blend contains no peroxide. Its whitening performance and abrasivity have not been measured, so a shade change or a proven gentle whitening effect cannot be promised.
Calcium carbonate/perlite toothpaste: clinical stain-removal study ↗
Ingredient highlights. Finished-powder efficacy and abrasivity have not been established. It should not replace a dentist-recommended fluoride toothpaste.
10% nano-hydroxyapatite
Chemically similar to tooth mineral and studied in toothpastes for remineralization and sensitivity. Those findings do not establish enamel repair, cavity prevention or sensitivity relief for this dry powder.
Provides mineral cleaning and surface polishing during brushing. Finished-powder abrasivity has not been measured; brush gently.
Adds sweetness without table sugar. Studied in oral care, but cavity prevention is unproven for this blend. Toxic to dogs; keep away from pets.
Contributes cleaning and surface polishing. Whitening and abrasivity have not been measured for this finished powder.
Adds herbal character. Mouthrinse research does not establish antibacterial or gum-treatment benefits for this powder.
Adds botanical flavor. Research on isolated licorice compounds does not establish the same effects for whole root powder.
A traditional three-fruit blend of amalaki, bibhitaki and haritaki, included for botanical character.
Adds a warm, aromatic flavor. It is not a treatment for toothache.
Contributes a mineral taste and the blend’s texture.
Adds a fresh flavor and cooling sensation. Freshness does not establish antibacterial activity.
Background reading on ingredients and other formulations; not proof of this finished product’s performance.
Keep tightly closed and dry. Contains xylitol: keep away from dogs. Stop if the mouth or gums become irritated.
A finished-product shelf life has not been established here. Changes in smell, color or texture are reasons to stop using the product. Skin products: try a small area first and stop if irritation occurs.
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