TRANSFORM YOUR MOUTH

TRANSFORM YOUR MOUTH

PRO-MINERALIZING NANO HYDROXYAPITITE TOOTHPASTE

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Designed and developed to support a health oral microbiome and to provide cutting edge enamel remineralization

ALMOST ZERO GLYCERIN–DON'T PAY FOR CHEAP FILLERS!

MOST TOOTHPASTES ARE ALL GLYCERIN AND FILLERS, OURS IS PACKED WITH LOADS OF NATURAL AND EFFECTIVE INGREDIENTS.

EFFECTIVE SENSITIVITY RELIEF

WITH A PATENTED FORMULATION OF NANO HYDROXYAPATITE AND BIOAVAILABLE HYDROXYAPATITE

SUPPORTS A HEALTHY ORAL MICROBIOME

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FLUORIDE FREE

FLUORIDE FREE

SULFATE FREE

SULFATE FREE

NATURALLY WHITENS YOUR SMILE

NATURALLY WHITENS YOUR SMILE

STRENGTHEN ENAMEL

STRENGTHEN ENAMEL

Fluoride-Free Remineralizing Toothpaste

What is Nano-Hydroxyapitite?

First, it is a form of calcium (made up of calcium, phosphorous and oxygen). This form of calcium makes up most of the human bone structure and your tooth enamel. As a bonus, it is pure white in color and so can help whiten your teeth naturally as it binds to the enamel.

Bioavailable for Enamel Supported Toothpaste?

Your body needs minerals in a form that are available to life–just using raw minerals wouldn’t do much good as these would not bind well, if at all, to your tooth’s surface. Getting hydroxyapatite to bind to the enamel and fill up all those holes does a phenomenal job of building stronger, whiter teeth and knocking sensitivity levels way down.

The solution took some work but thanks to the discovery of a patented nano-technology we were able to create a highly effective delivery system.

Our toothpaste is absolutely LOADED with NANOXIM PLUS OMYADENT (highly advanced nano-technology that work to mineralize your teeth for strength and desensitization within weeks)

And of course, just as important as what is in it, is what isn’t! Our toothpaste is completely free of fluoride, SLS, sulfates and is of course GMO FREE!

What is Nano-Hydroxyapitite?
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NANO WORKS TO CLOSE UP ALL THOSE MICRO-HOLES FROM ENAMEL DEMINERALIZATION

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NON-NANO HYDROXYAPATITE SUPPORTS YOUR SALIVA'S NATURAL MINERALIZATION PROCESS

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BIOMIMETIC TOOTHPASTE - IMITATES NATURE'S OWN PATTERNS FOR HEALING

Taking Care of Your Oral Cavity Is Vital to Your Well Being

Taking Care of Your Oral Cavity Is Vital to Your Well Being

As one of the nations leading holistic dentists, Dr. O’Malley spent years developing a solution to the silent epidemic of oral disease.

The traditional approach of chemicals, drugs, artificial ingredients, along with the "drill and pull" dentistry was not the solution.

Tired of these “solutions,” he knew that the answer lay with oral health care that would worked with the body’s natural healing processes.

Bringing natural and effective oral care products to the world, and changing the state of oral health for you, your family and the world, this is his dream, mission and passion.

WHAT CAUSES SENSITIVE TEETH?

The primary cause of tooth sensitivity is the exposure of the tooth's dentin, a softer tissue underlying the enamel that protects the tooth's crown. Dentin contains microscopic tubules that lead to the nerve center of the tooth. When these tubules are exposed, external stimuli can reach the nerves, leading to sensitivity. Several factors can contribute to tooth sensitivity:

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Tooth Enamel Erosion:Enamel is the protective outer layer of the tooth. Acidic foods and beverages, as well as aggressive tooth brushing, can erode enamel, exposing the dentin.

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Gum Recession:Receding gums expose the tooth roots, which are not covered by enamel. This can occur due to periodontal disease, aggressive brushing, or other factors.

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Tooth Decay (Cavities):Cavities can expose the dentin and lead to sensitivity. Decay weakens the tooth structure, making it more susceptible to external stimuli.

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Cracked or Fractured Teeth:Cracks or fractures in the teeth can expose the dentin and cause sensitivity, especially when biting or chewing.

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Teeth Grinding (Bruxism):Grinding or clenching the teeth can wear down enamel and contribute to tooth sensitivity.

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Dental Procedures:Some dental treatments, such as teeth whitening, dental cleanings, or restorative procedures, may cause temporary sensitivity.

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Sinus Infections:In some cases, sinus infections or issues can lead to tooth sensitivity in the upper teeth.

Management of tooth sensitivity involves addressing the underlying cause. This may include using a hydroxyapitite toothpaste, maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding acidic foods, and addressing issues like gum disease or cavities through dental treatments. If tooth sensitivity persists or worsens, it's crucial to consult with a dentist to determine the cause and receive appropriate care.

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