BioMin toothpaste now comes in two variants
BioMin F
Low fluoride
Remineralising/repair toothpaste.
Our best selling, best performing toothpaste
BioMin C
Fluoride-free
Remineralising/repair toothpaste.
New high-performance toothpaste
Step 1
Fight decay
Neutralise Acids
Fights acids
Actively neutralises acids to help stop demineralisation/decay
Low fluoride content.
Unique slow release mechanism enables 40 – 60% less fluoride than regular toothpaste.
Step 2
Remineralise/Repair
Reverse early decay
Essential minerals help repair / remineralise the tooth
Slow release calcium and phosphate helps repair and rebuild the tooth’s surface.
Faster remineralisation rate
Available phosphate and calcium drive speed of remineralisation
Step 3
Create Protective Armour
Defend future attacks
Creates an acid resistant armour coating
to help protect against acidic modern diets and decay
Stengthens teeth
Teeth become significantly more resilient against future acid attacks and decay
Customer feedback
Cleaner and discolouration removed
It gives teeth a glassy smooth feel. According to my dental hygienist, my teeth are cleaner too. No dental problems since using it. Teeth appear cleaner, and light discolouration has been reduced.
Demineralised stains gone : Mouth Breathing
Dry Mouth – reduced pain
I went to the dentist within days of starting to use BioMinF and had the least painful clean I had experienced in years. What a difference.
Dull teeth, big improvement in 6 days.
The surface of my teeth felt “dull” following a medical condition. BiominF there was a big improvement within 6 days. My dentist had been unable to assist and I found BiominF toothpaste by researching the problem on the net. I am recommending it to my patients.
Sjogren’s / Xerostomia / Helped with mouth ulcers
I have been using Biomin F twice a day and already the improvement in my mouth has been almost instant. Biomin F has helped with my mouth ulcers, burning mouth etc and made eating more enjoyable Nothing else I have used has had the response like Biomin F. I have fibro myalgia bad ,CFS, IBS, […]
Steroid damage to enamel : Black near gum.
I used the sample BIOMIN toothpaste for approx 2 months and the reason for this was due to steroid damage to my enamel on my teeth. Basically, the part of the tooth closest to the gum was almost black in colour and was raised off the teeth, such as in plaque. Two dentists told me […]
Stronger and less prone to cavities
BioMinF has made a marked difference to my tooth in just over a month or two. My teeth feel stronger and less prone to cavities, which I’m really happy about.
Teeth feel dentist clean
My teeth feel clean just like I went to the dentist, except now its every day.
Toothpaste fixes brown lines and spots on my daughters teeth.
After four years of confidence devastation, we had a solution. We think the remineralisation properties of the toothpaste fixed her problem. The dentist at her next check-up was very surprised indeed. Early in 2016 I received one of my daily tech emails with the latest and greatest discoveries and launches. In one of those articles […]
BioMin F product benefits
Slow-release low dose fluoride a performance breakthrough!
Fights decay up to 6X longer!
BioMin F 530 ppm fluoride. Regular adult toothpaste approx 1,450 ppm.
Source: BioMin F Data on file. Dentine Hypersensitivity: Advances in Diagnosis, Management, and Treatment
Fluoride fights decay and protects teeth. BioMinF’s patented technology turns the tables on traditional toothpaste by using fluoride much more efficiently. BioMinF contains up to 60% less fluoride but retains therapeutic (beneficial) levels in the mouth up to 6X longer than standard toothpaste.
The availability of fluoride, calcium and phosphate creates an armour on the tooth’s surface. This armour helps protect the tooth against further decay (caries) and helps shield against acids. When the tooth comes under attack BioMinF releases additional essential minerals to help further protect the tooth.
A constant supply of low levels of fluoride in biofilm/saliva/dental interface is considered beneficial in preventing dental decay. 2
For fluoride to be beneficial for longer than the time of brushing, fluoride needs to be deposited and slowly released.
Professor Ten Cate
A constant supply of low levels of fluoride in biofilm/saliva/dental interface is considered beneficial in preventing dental decay. 2
Professor Ten Cate
Optimal remineralization depends on the enamel surface’s being exposed to low concentrations of calcium, phosphate and fluoride for prolonged periods.
Prof: Garcia-Godoy
Editor: American Journal of Dentistry
BioMinF high-performance repair and remineralising toothpaste.
Remineralisation
For the remineralisation process to take place calcium and phosphate must be available within saliva. The addition of fluoride drives the remineralisation process and also hardens the tooth.
BioMinF shows a higher remineralisation rate
BioMinF shows a higher remineralisation rate than many retail remineralising kinds of toothpaste and dental products. Scientists believe that the slow release of fluoride, calcium and phosphate of BioMinF is the reason for the high remineralisation rate.
BioMinF retards demineralisation with active acid resistance
Acids in the mouth cause demineralisation, decay and cavities. BioMinFs breakthrough technology releases additional essential minerals when under attack from acids. This helps retard demineralisation in 2 ways:
- The release of minerals helps neutralise the acids.
- A fluorapatite armour coating is formed. This coating hardens the tooth and is more acid resistant.
Remineralisation rates: BioMin F outperforms significantly
Data on file : Queen Mary University London
Remineralisation rate: Mass gained (gcm-2Hr-1X10-5)
Data on file : Queen Mary University London
BioMinF combats sugar & acids
Modern diets are full of sugar. BioMinF works harder when under attack.
Modern diets are full of sugars, bacteria in the mouth turns these sugars into acid. Acids attack teeth leading to decay (caries). BioMinF actively works to neutralise acids in the mouth helping stop demineralisation and decay.
BioMinF helps protect receding gumlines:
Internal occlusion of dental tubules with acid resistance
With ageing, the gum line can recede exposing dentinal tubules. New technology has enabled a portion of the BioMinF particles to be small enough to enter the tubules. BioMinF’s unique formula helps create a preferential fluorapatite seal from within, for greater resilience to acid attack. Fluorapatite is created on the surface of the tooth and also preferentially on the appetite rich walls of the dentine tubules. This fluorapatite seal exhibits a high-level reduction in hydraulic conductance.
BioMinF family toothpaste: Up to 60% less fluoride – 6X more efficient.
Regular adult toothpaste 1400-1500 ppm
Children’s 6+ toothpaste around 1,000 ppm.
BioMin F only 530 ppm.
BioMioF’s slow release mechanism uses fluoride up to 6X more efficiently than regular toothpaste! Lower fluoride levels reduces the chances of fluorosis and associated brown stain marks
* BioMinF Armour for Teeth® available fluoride content when packed 530 ppm. Standard toothpaste is generally 1400 to 1500 ppm.
Try BioMinF for yourself and notice the difference
Learn more about BioMinF and dental issues
Healthier teeth for longer
The health of your teeth is fundamental to your quality of life. If you look after them properly it is possible to still have a full set of teeth into your nineties. To achieve this you need to have good oral hygiene all the way from childhood through to old age and also visit your dentist regularly.
Enamel, Demineralisation and Remineralisation
The BioMinF molecule is able to slowly release fluoride, calcium and phosphate ions over a period of 8 to 12 hours. Effectively reducing demineralisation and help to increase remineralisation of the tooth and fight decay.
Exposed dentine and tubule occlusion
In healthy teeth or for those people generally less than 40 years of age the tooth’s enamel protects the underlying layer of dentine. However, if the enamel becomes worn, cracked or the gum starts to recede with ageing the dentine (dentin) can become exposed.
References :
- ten Cate J M, Featherstone J D. Mechanistic aspects of the interactions between fluoride and dental enamel. Crit Rev Oral Biol Med 1991; 2: 283–296.
- ten Cate J M, Contemporary perspective on the use of fluoride products in caries prevention. British Dental Journal 214, 161 – 167 (2013)
- ten Cate J M, Contemporary perspective on the use of fluoride products in caries prevention. British Dental Journal 214, 161 – 167 (2013)
