Collection: Products For Acid Erosion

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.

You can strengthen your enamel through a process called remineralization, which involves restoring the mineral content that has been worn away by acids. While you cannot fully "regrow" lost enamel structure, our specialized toothpastes are rich in Fluoride and Nano-Hydroxyapatite, naturally occurring minerals that can help reverse the early stages of acid damage and strengthen the remaining enamel.

We combine fluoride with nano-hydroxyapatite - two powerful ingredients that provide maximum protection and repair.
- Fluoride: This classic mineral works by chemically bonding with enamel to strengthen the tooth structure and significantly helps reverse early signs of acid damage and resist future decay.
- Nano-hydroxyapatite (nHA): This is a calcium-rich mineral that is naturally found in your teeth. Our Nano-Hydroxyapatite works on a microscopic level to actively rebuild enamel by filling in tiny surface defects, smoothing the tooth, and restoring mineral content.
This dual approach ensures both traditional strengthening and advanced micro-level repair.

Yes, nano-hydroxyapatite is a naturally occurring, calcium-rich mineral that is recognized as safe for daily oral care. It works harmoniously with your tooth structure to help rebuild and protect enamel without causing irritation, making it an excellent choice for long-term use. Learn more about it in our post on does hydroxyapatite toothpaste work?