It has traditional functions such as anti-allergy and anti-moth, whitening teeth, stopping bleeding and inflammation, and removing odor. It can also repair shallow caries and solve the problem of oral ulcers. Unlike other toothpastes, it is A new ingredient toothpaste that can "combine prevention and treatment".
In 2012, Mr. Shi Daolin once again applied for a national patent for the efficacy of the newly upgraded formula of active bioglass materials in the oral field. After extensive supplementary testing, it was recognized by the National Patent Office in January 2016 and obtained the Patent certificate, this patented technology was once again applied to toothpaste, named "Patent 8018". The composition ratio of the new patented technology is significantly better than the first study. It is not only superior in oral cleaning, but also a disruptive innovation in oral repair and oral health effects. This will mean the world's latest bioglass toothpaste. Technology will once again sweep the entire human oral field. "8018" - "80-year-old, 18-year-old teeth.
The breakthrough 8018 patent is an ingredient that can help regenerate dental bone tissue more quickly, a hydrolyzable calcium potassium silicate phosphate The preparation and application technology of active materials has enabled the successful addition of bioglass to toothpaste for the first time. This technology evolved from the material that won the Nobel Prize in Medicine, Bioglass (BAG), which is a kind of bioactive glass. The new implantable material is also the first artificial material that can connect bones and soft tissues and will be fully accepted by the human body's regenerative system.
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8018's innovative future. Bioactive glass is added to toothpaste ingredients, which not only promotes the growth and remineralization of dental bone tissue, but also kills oral pathogenic bacteria and inhibits the formation of dental plaque. This is a biological repair, not a simple one. Blocking and paralysis can fundamentally improve oral problems such as dentin hypersensitivity, gingivitis, and periodontal disease, bringing a new concept to oral health care.