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Looking to tame enamel loss? Acid erosion is a common dental issue, but our antioxidant toothpastes are formulated with fluoride and nano-hydroxyapatite and may help those who want to remineralize teeth and keep them strong and healthy. They’re also recommended by over 2900 dentists. Shop our products for acid erosion, and enjoy your best possible smile!
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PerioSciences can help patients with a variety of issues, including tissue healing after periodontal therapy, dry mouth, canker sores, and halitosis.
We carry three types of toothpaste formulated with fluoride and nano-hydroxyapatite and with acid erosion in mind:
Each of our toothpastes carry two ingredients important in the remineralization process. The first is the maximum over-the-counter amount of fluoride. This naturally occurring mineral helps teeth fight decay and resist bacteria. The second is nano-hydroxyapatite. This is another naturally occurring mineral. It’s rich in calcium and phosphate and has gained attention in the field of dentistry for its ability to help protect enamel from cavities and acid erosion while helping to restore the mineral content in your teeth.
Combining our remineralizing toothpastes with a good dental care routine can help ensure your teeth are their strongest. Just make sure you’re mindful of your diet and avoid too many foods that harm enamel.
"I conduct many periodontal procedures each year. I recommend the PerioSciences products to all my patients as an important component of their home care regimen."
Periodontist
Houston, TX
"Our post-op patients need time to heal and a good after care regimen. When they use AO ProVantage, their soft tissues instantly feel soothed/quickly feel much better."
San Mateo, CA
"The use of antioxidants to enhance and accelerate healing immediately after surgery is a new standard of care."
Diamond Bar, CA
"I have recommended the AO Gel to my post-surgical patients for more than 5 years. Patients love the refreshing soothing effects when they use it as part of their home care/after care oral hygiene regimen."
Dallas, TX
"PerioSciences is a part of my patients post-surgical protocol. All patients, even the healthiest ones, benefit from the soothing properties of PerioSciences gel, no matter what the condition."
Austin, TX
"Topically applied antioxidants in AO ProVantage gel are known for their anti-inflammatory effects.* It is my go-to recommendation to support patient's healing after all periodontal procedures." *shown in laboratory studies
Gainesville, FL
Before we dive into Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste and answer the question; Does hydroxyapatite toothpaste work? Let's take a look at hydroxyapatite itself.
Enamel is the hard, outer layer of teeth. It can be worn away by foods, drinks, or chemicals that are highly acidic - a process called dental acid erosion - thereby exposing the underlying layer of dentin and resulting in sensitivity, discoloration, and an increased risk of cavities.
Acid erosion of teeth can be caused by a variety of factors including:
- Diet: Acidic food and drinks, such as citrus fruits or fizzy drinks can wear down enamel. - Acid reflux: GERD or Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease can bring stomach acids into the mouth and, if left untreated, can result in thin, pitted teeth. - Frequent vomiting: Conditions like bulimia or chronic alcoholism can expose teeth to stomach acid. - Medications: There are some medications, like beta blockers or antihistamines, that can contribute to acid erosion of teeth. - Dry mouth: Also known as Xerostomia, dry mouth can increase the risk of acid erosion as saliva helps neutralize acids and wash away food particles.
- Be mindful of what you eat and drink, as there are plenty of foods that harm enamel. You can also use a straw when drinking acidic beverages to minimize contact with teeth. - After you eat or drink acidic foods, rinse your mouth with water to help neutralize acids. - Practice good oral care hygiene by flossing and brushing your teeth twice daily after meals, and visit your dentist regularly for check-ups. - Use specially formulated oral care products for acid erosion. These may include hydrating dental products.
