Frequent Ask Questions

Q.  A major breakthrough in oral health care has been brought to the marketplace.

A. These compounds make teeth less sensitive to hot, cold, air pressure and touch and increase the resistance of teeth to dental caries (decay).

Teeth become sensitive when tooth enamel erodes or the gum line recedes, exposing tiny microscopic holes, or tubules, that lead directly to nerves inside the tooth.  These nerves are the source of sensitive teeth pain.  The remineralization method involves calcium phosphate compounds, the primary mineral in teeth and bone.

The process disperses into the tooth structure to "fill" the microscopic hole and repair early cavities, actually making teeth stronger.  The new calcium phosphate process overcomes these problems and remineralizes teeth rapidly. 

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