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BioMin makes the frontpage of the latest Global Health & Pharma publication, having proudly earned the ‘Best Dentine Hypersensitivity Relief and Protection...

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach

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  • fluorapatite
  • professional education
  • enamel protection
  • remineralization
  • Dental Education & Research
  • dentistry
  • bioactive glass
  • dentine hypersensitivity
  • tooth sensitivity
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BioMin makes the frontpage of the latest Global Health & Pharma publication, having proudly earned the ‘Best Dentine Hypersensitivity Relief and Protection Product Manufacturer’ award for the UK

A Nielsen survey reveals the seriousness of the condition of tooth sensitivity in India with over 40 per cent of the respondents claiming to suffer from tooth sensitivity. Also majority of dentists in India agree that incidences of cavities are higher than before.

The main ingredient in Biomin toothspastes is a bioactive particle which not only helps to relieve dentinal hypersensitivity but also aids in strenthening and protection of tooth enamel and does it better than all existing technologies.

This technology not only helps to relieve dentinal hypersensitivity but also aids in strenthening and protection of tooth enamel and does it better than all existing technologies.

BioMin® toothpastes mimic and enhance the way saliva replaces lost mineral on tooth surfaces, providing protection and relief.

On what principle is this advanced BioMin technology based?

BioMin Technologies Limited have developed fine particulate glass materials for inclusion as additives in toothpaste formulation. These bioactive glass materials are a are a group of surface reactive materials that were proposed for use as implant materials in the human body to repair and replace diseased or damaged bone.

These particulate materials in BioMin toothpastes are designed to be small enough to enter and occlude the dentine tubules. Then comes the role of saliva which acts on this occluded particles to break it down while releasing Calcium, Phosphate and Flouride ion to form Fluorapatite (BioMin® F) or an “apatite-like” phase thought to be Octacalcium Phosphate (BioMin® C).These ions are released slowly over a period of 12 hours thus providing long-lasting relief from tooth sensitivity.

“Using remineralising toothpaste makes teeth far more resistant to attack from
acidic soft drinks like fruit juices and sodas. It is also much more effective than
conventional toothpastes where the active ingredients, such as soluble fluoride,
are washed away and become ineffective less than two hours after brushing.” says Professor Robert Hill, Chair of Dental Physical Sciences at Queen
Mary, University of London.

How is it different from other dentine hypersensivity or caries prevention toothpastes?

All other hypersensitivity toothpastes often utilise several thousand parts per million “p.p.m.” of fluoride (from 1,000 to - in some countries - almost 5,000 p.p.m.). BioMin F has a fluoride concentration of only 530 p.p.m. and this concentration is sufficient to promote the growth of fluorapatite crystals on the tooth surfaces.

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References

  1. [1]World Health Organization. Global Strategy and Action Plan on Oral Health 2023–2030 World Health Organization. 2024. Available at: source
  2. [2]FDI World Dental Federation. Vision 2030: Delivering Optimal Oral Health for All FDI World Dental Federation. 2021. Available at: source

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Dr. Rockson Samuel

Dr. Rockson Samuel

Founder & Chief Dentist · Indira Dental Clinic; DentalReach

Dr. Rockson Samuel is a dental surgeon, healthcare content strategist, and Founder and Chief Dentist of Indira Dental Clinic in Vellore, Tamil Nadu. He provides comprehensive general and family dental care with professional interests in endodontics, implant dentistry, clear aligner therapy, digital dentistry, preventive care and patient education. A graduate of K.G.F. College of Dental Sciences and Hospital under Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, he also has formal training in management and digital marketing. As Community Leader at DentalReach, he contributes to dental publishing, professional education, international media partnerships and the development of evidence-informed resources for dentists.

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