The benefits fluoride
Learning and articles centre
Quality over quantity. How less fluoride can actually be more
Fluoride within the bio-glass structure of BioMinF is used more effectively, therefore less is required. Learn more
Note: In ANZ BioMinF is not approved to make sensitivity claims.
Is fluoride good or bad?
Small amounts of fluoride, released slowly over time, can have a therapeutic benefit of enhanced resistance to acid attack and decay. Learn more
Low-fluoride toothpaste : 60% less fluoride
BioMinF is a low fluoride toothpaste with 50-60% less fluoride than standard toothpaste. Whilst maintaining therapeutic levels of fluoride in the mouth for up to 12 hours. Learn more
The Protective Benefits of Fluoride
Fluoride protects teeth, drives the repair process and makes the tooth harder and more acid resistant. Learn more
Remineralisation / Demineralisation : Remineralization / Demineralization / Acid and Sugar Protection
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. Read more
BioMinF remineralising toothpaste with active acid resistance
BioMinF remineralises the tooth’s surface and helps inhibit the demineralisation process. Learn more
Actively protect teeth against sugar and acid
When under acid attack or sugar attack BioMinF increases its protective benefits. Learn more
Bioactive glasses dissolve under acidic conditions to protect teeth.
When faced with an acid challenge BioMinF increases the rate dissolution, raising the pH to minimise demineralisation / damage. Learn more
Remineralising toothpaste – do the homemade recipes really work?
The food you eat has the biggest impact on the acidity of your saliva. Learn more
Benefits of fluorapatite
Fluorapatite is more resistant to acid than tooth enamel (hydroxyapatite) and hence gives greater protection against acid attack. Learn more
White marks on teeth : White Spots on teeth
White spots white marks on teeth are a sign of mineral deficiency and early decay. BioMinF can help replace those minerals and remove the white spots / white marks. Cause include braces, whitening treatments, acids & sugars. Learn more
ADA recommendation on which toothpaste
18 months to 5 Years, cleaned twice per day with toothpaste containing 500 – 550 ppm fluoridated toothpaste. Learn more
How to repair tooth enamel
Inhibit loss and replace lost tooth enamel with twice daily brushing. Learn more
Fix enamel damage caused by activated charcoal
ReaBioMin can help replace enamel lost from using activated charcoal. There is ‘insufficient scientific evidence to substantiate the cosmetic, health benefits or safety claims of marketed charcoal-based dentifrices’. Learn more
Enamel repair toothpaste
Replace lost enamel faster and deeper using BioMin’s unique slow release formulation. Helps repair transparent / translucent teeth, white spot lesions and damage from whitening treatments. Learn more
How to STOP teeth whitening pain
Stopping or reducing teeth whitening pain can be as simples as brushing with BioMin before & after treatment. Learn more
When should you brush your teeth?
You may be surprised to hear it, but the best time to brush is before you tuck into that all-important first meal.
How to reduce enamel loss, broken teeth and tooth decay
Enamel plays a very important role in protecting teeth from decay and sensitivity, so it is important to prevent damage and erosion. Enamel forms a strong barrier that shields the inner dentine layers of teeth from the effects of acids and plaque, and protects against sensitivity to hot and cold foods and beverages.
How to keep your teeth healthy and pain-free for life
Post-tooth whitening care: 4 ways to help repair the damage.
In many cases translucent teeth can be remineralised, helping the tooth’s colour to return and help fix white spots that may have developed.
Exposed dentine & 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.
How does bioglass / bioactive glass work? & Future enhancements!
Article by Moira Crawford. The benefits of adding fluoride to bioglass / bioactive glass and new applications for bioactive glasses.
Huntington Disease and Dental Care
Those living with Huntington Disease need special treatment. A lack of dexterity and a calorific diet pose special challenges
BioMin F Technology
Prof Hill explains the technology behind BioMin F. Article from Dentistry.Co.UK
Healthy for a selfie
“ I noticed white spots / white patches on my daughter’s teeth and sought out a solution.”
Best remineralising toothpaste for enamel needs calcium & phosphate.
The best toothpaste for your enamel is one that assists the natural remineralisation process.
Cancer and oral care
Oncology treatments can severely damage teeth, help strengthen teeth pre-treatment and repair during and post
What makes the best fluoride toothpaste? What is the best fluoride toothpaste?
It is suggested that since all toothpastes contain the same basic ingredients you could opt for the cheapest tube in the pharmacy.
Vegan Remineralising Toothpaste
Vegan remineralising toothpaste helping to repair early decay and sensitivity
How to fix sensitive teeth. How to stop tooth pain
BioMin helps seal the cause of common tooth sensitivity rather than simply covering over or numbing the nerve for better results.
Best Sensitivity Toothpaste
5 reasons why BioMin F might be the Best toothpaste for sensitive teeth.
Do you need fluoride in toothpaste?
If you have strong healthy teeth and you avoid acidic foods, make sure you brush twice per day, make sure you stop tartar build, have your teeth cleaned by the dentist regularly you might be able to avoid using fluoride toothpaste.
What to use for Childrens’ Sensitive Teeth?
How to Help children with sensitive teeth?
Sensitivity toothpaste is not normally prescribed to children, however, BioMin is a unique product and can be used for ages 3+.
Eating disorders and oral Health: Teeth Damage
Rebecca Taylor, who has suffered from anorexia nervosa since 2013, found it life-changing within just a few weeks
BioMin F vs Colgate 1450 ppm toothpaste - remineralisation comparison
BioMin F in comparison to standard 1450 ppm fluoride toothpaste, delivers a greater surface micro hardness, a smoother enamel surface and greater enamel volume restoration (remineralisation)
