1. Composition – Calcium sodium phosphosilicate 5%

2. Mode of Action – The reaction of Bioactive Glass particles begins when the material is subjected to an aqueous environment.

• Bioactive glass is made up of amorphous Calcium-sodium- phosphosilicate (CSPS).
• CSPS is highly reactive in aqueous environments, such as saliva in the oral cavity.
• The exposure to saliva leads to the release of Sodium ions from the bioactive glass.
• In saliva, sodium ions from the bioactive glass readily react with salivary hydrogen cations (H3O+) resulting in a localized, transient increase in pH.
• Increased pH leads to the release of calcium, phosphate, and silica ions forming a robust HA-like layer

3. Indications – To promote tooth surface remineralization (esp. White Spot Lesions) and prevent Tooth Surface Loss (demineralization) under acid attack.

• To promote enamel remineralization and reverse ongoing enamel demineralization caused by acidic diets and carious bacterial acids.
• For daily remineralization of dental white spot lesions (WSL) during orthodontic treatment.
• For daily remineralization of dental white spot lesions (WSL) in people prone to dental caries.
• To seal dentinal tubules on exposed dentine surfaces, creating a stable seal even under acid attack— to prevent and ensure long-term relief from dentinal hypersensitivity.
• Daily tooth surface remineralization before meals for patients with acid erosion (e.g., gastritis, reflux, GERD).
• To remineralize and strengthen the tooth surfaces before, during, and after tooth whitening procedures.

4. Directions

• Brush twice daily.
• Spit out and do not swallow.
• Close the cap after each use.

5. Uses – Foaming non-fluoridated toothpaste, for dental use only
6. Warning – storage below 30° c
7. Presentation- 50 g and 100 g