Cleaning and Purifying Enamel so that teeth stay thicker and whiter for life.

Problem

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Thinning

Thinning

Oral bacteria breaks down sugars and creates acid. Drinks like fruit juice and soda are acidic. All the acid ensures a lifetime of tooth thinning.

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Cavities

Cavities

Even with fluoride in our toothpaste and regular treatment at the dentist, cavities are persistent because acid (created by bacteria) ``breaks through`` enamel.

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Inconsistent Fluoride Coating

Inconsistent
Fluoride Coating

Fluoride provides a coating or layer of Fluorapatite, on top of our enamel, to help resist acid breaking down the enamel. The fluoride coating is inconsistent, routinely does not attach well, and wears quickly

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Yellow Teeth

Yellow Teeth

As we age our enamel thins due to repeated acid attacks over many years leading to yellow teeth that become brittle.

Opportunity
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Problem Exists

Fruit juices and sodas are acidic and dissolve the enamel. Coffee and tea also dissolve and deposit Stains in the microscopic holes left in the enamel.
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Problem Understood

Dental enamel is comprised almost entirely of Hydroxyapatite (HA). But, much of the HA contains carbonate impurities. It is these carbonate impurities that make our teeth susceptible to acid attack, like decay and erosion.
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Science that Works

Specific carbon dioxide laser technology can be used to remove the carbonate from the very outer portion of the enamel. This technique has been shown repeatedly in numerous in vitro, in situ, and clinical studies to slow the progress of erosion and decay on enamel, often by as much as tenfold.

What is Enamel Pure?

Research has shown for over 25 years that a combination of laser purification and fluoride treatment can render enamel more resistant to acid, preventing cavities and erosion. Using new CO2 laser technology, Enamel Pure will be able to perform this treatment safely and effectively in any dentist’s office.

How is Enamel Pure applied?

Research has shown for over 25 years that a combination of laser irradiation and fluoride treatment can render enamel more resistant to acid, preventing cavities and erosion as a result. Using new CO2 laser technology it will be possible to perform this treatment safely and effectively in any dentist’s office