DentaWire Oral Health Expert Advice: Daily Probiotic Supplement Guide Launched
Jan 23, 2024
DentaWire has launched a new guide covering tricalcium phosphate (TCP) for healthy teeth, along with tips for using probiotics to support oral health.
Melbourne, United States - January 23, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
The new guide discusses ProDentim, which offers a blend of 3.5 million probiotic strains and has been formulated following a recent Springer Nature study connecting good bacteria in the mouth to healthy teeth and gums.
More information can be found at https://dentawire.com/2023/12/19/tricalcium-phosphate-healthy-teeth-benefits-uses/
Tooth decay impacts 90% of adults aged 20-64 according to recent information from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research - which is why the team sought to create an accessible solution. “We recommend you slowly chew a tablet every morning to support the health of your entire body, gums, and teeth,” a spokesperson for the company explains.
The DentaWire guide underscores that TCP is a compound made of calcium and phosphate - key minerals naturally found in teeth and bone. By providing a supplemental form of these minerals, ProDentim can help to reverse the early stages of decay through a process called remineralization, counteracting exposure to acidic foods and drinks that deplete minerals.
TCP delivers stabilized calcium and phosphate that will not interact with other common toothpaste ingredients like fluoride before reaching the tooth’s surface. This is key, DentaWire writes, because TCP minerals remain available to be absorbed into porous areas in the enamel - helping rebuild tooth structure.
In addition to TCP, ProDentim contains a unique blend of 3.5 billion units of probiotic bacteria. Extensive research has shown the benefits of these ‘good bacteria’ strains for oral health. By balancing microflora levels in the mouth, probiotics create an environment less hospitable to the bacteria that cause issues such as plaque and decay.
The spokesperson adds: “The population of good bacteria can be harmed by common dental products that might contain toxic ingredients. This explains why teeth can thrive for thousands of years outside of the mouth, while in our mouth they get ruined by plain chocolate. In order to support the health of your teeth and gums, you need to repopulate your mouth with good bacteria and provide a healthy environment for the strains to grow in.”
Interested parties can learn more at https://dentawire.com/2023/12/19/tricalcium-phosphate-healthy-teeth-benefits-uses/
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