The ultrasound toothbrush, tongue scraper, whitening and repair toothpaste

Ingredients

Nano-hydroxyapatite

Our key ingredient, nano-hydroxyapatite is the smallest building block of teeth. Added to toothpaste, it can rebuild enamel and make it strong, smooth and shiny. Because it is very expensive, only a select few high-end toothpastes use it, and many that do do not use as high a concentration as we do. It may lower our profit margins, but without it, our toothpaste wouldn’t be the same.

Sorbitol

We use sorbitol, a compound that naturally occurs in apples, pears and peaches, in order to give our toothpaste its characteristic consistency and also to help it to stay soft and avoid it from drying out prematurely. You can find it in a variety of pharmaceutical and food products, including mouthwashes, almost all sugar-free chewing gum and in the surimi crab at your local sushi bar.

Glycerin

We use this syrupy liquid in order to keep our toothpaste moist and give it its smoothness. It is also naturally somewhat sweet, but unlike sugar, does not feed the plaque-causing bacteria in the mouth. It can be found in low-fat cookies, in candies, in dairy products and even in Hollywood, where actors put it around their eyes in order to make it appear as if they are crying.

Water

We use water that is so pure, the United States Food and Drug Administration allows it to be used in regulated pharmaceutical products. In our formula, water helps keep our toothpaste moist and paste-like. Without it, our toothpaste would be pretty hard to squeeze out!

Silica

Like most toothpastes, we use silica in our formulation. Silica, one of the most common minerals, is very hard and is one of the principal components of white porcelain. Unlike many other formulations which use coarsely ground silica as an abrasive agent, we use microscopic particles, which means that they polish, rather than abrade teeth, and help to give our toothpaste the right texture.

Xylitol

We make good use of xylitol, a natural sweetener found in the fibers of many common fruits and vegetables. Unlike regular sugar (sucrose), which feeds decay-causing bacteria, xylitol has been shown to actually help kill off harmful oral bacteria, such as streptococcus mutans. As an added bonus, xylitol also helps to create an unmistakably cool, refreshing sensation in the mouth.

Tetrasodium pyrophosphate

We use this crystalline compound in order to help remove some of the calcium and magnesium dissolved in saliva which could otherwise lead to tartar formation. Tetrasodium pyrophosphate is so safe that it is used in a variety of foods like canned tuna and crab, pudding and marshmallows.

Sodium methyl cocoyl taurate

We use a tiny dash of this mild coconut-derived ingredient in order to create a touch of foaminess, to help improve the cleaning action of our formula even for manual toothbrush users and to help give our formula the mouthfeel people associate with cleanliness without resorting to the use of agents like SLS.

Mica

We use this naturally-occurring mineral in order to give our toothpaste a lustrous appearance and to polish the surfaces of the teeth to a high gloss. Mica has a long tradition of use in a variety of high-end cosmetics, including lipstick and lip gloss.

Titanium dioxide

A naturally occurring mineral that is dazzlingly white, used to make our toothpaste as white as it can be and also temporarily help to make your teeth appear whiter. Perfectly safe, it has a long history of use in food, cosmetics, as a colorant in skim milk, a principal sunblock ingredient and even as a tattoo pigment.

Sodium carboxymethylcellulose

We use this hypoallergenic plant-derived ingredient in order to give our toothpaste its characteristic thickness, smoothness and to help keep the ingredients from separating out. It also helps to keep the freezing point of our formula depressed, so that it is better able to withstand shipping through cold climates. This same compound is used in a wide variety of pharmaceutical products and foods, including many brands of ice cream and eye drops.

Citric acid

This naturally-occurring acid, which gives fruits like lemons their characteristic tartness, is used in our formula to help keep its pH balanced. Achieving a balanced pH in the mouth is critical, as excess acitity in the mouth can lead to tooth demineralization, while excess alkalinity can lead to calculus formation.

Sodium Saccharin

In order to counteract an aspect of the flavor coming from the high concentration of nano-hydroxyapatite in our formula that xylitol alone cannot control, we use a tiny dash of this sweetener. Saccharin has been safely used for more than 130 years as a substance that is extremely sweet without any calories, so that, unlike other sweeteners like sugar, it doesn’t provide food for the harmful bacteria in the mouth.

Aroma

We use a proprietary blend of pure botanical extracts in order to give our toothpaste a minty flavor that is mild enough to be refreshing, but not so strong as to affect your sense of taste.