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I got pretty deep into bioglass a few weeks ago. It's a calcium sodium phosphosilicate that attaches to your teeth and eventually regrows into basically real bo
by pests 3y ago
I got pretty deep into bioglass a few weeks ago. It's a calcium sodium phosphosilicate that attaches to your teeth and eventually regrows into basically real bone. The mechanism of action is very interesting.
- vlovich123 3y agoIs there a product on the market doing this already?
- salad-tycoon 3y agoDon’t think they are the same thing but there’s HPA toothpaste. I bought some from “Boka.” Guess it’s popular in Japan for some time.
- bayindirh 3y agoIn Europe, there's Sensodyne Promine Repair+. Recently I was eating some dried mulberries and I chewed a stone (it was hidden inside a cluster), rendering two of my teeth sensitive and probably damaged my enamel. Using this for 2.5 months now, and my teeth are neither sensitive, nor I feel that damage anymore. I'll continue a couple of more tubes of this, and It'll be probably completely repaired.
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- eecc 3y agoAlso Biorepair, an hydroxyapatite that mimics natural enamel.
- carabiner 3y agoAny specific toothpastes with bioglass that you recommend?
- gymbeaux 3y agoI use the Sensodyne Repair (with Novamin) toothpaste. I've been ordering it from Amazon from a Canadian seller.
- xattt 3y agoI’m mildly nervous to have slightly oversized teeth from Novamin accretion from regular use.