Science

Toothpaste that does more than just protect?
After brushing, bioactive glass forms a microscopic protective layer that strengthens teeth, reduces sensitivity, and lasts for up to 12 hours.

You can learn what's behind this technology – and why products like BioMin or Snow Pearl are considered the next generation of dental care – in the article.

Which toothpaste is best for repairing tooth enamel?
A new study compares BioMin, Curasept, and classic fluoride toothpaste – with surprisingly clear results.

Find out which technology truly strengthens enamel most effectively and why this is particularly important for children in the article.

Which toothpaste is most effective at fighting decay-causing bacteria?
A recent study shows: BioMin F inhibits Streptococcus mutans significantly more than traditional fluoride toothpaste and NovaMin.

Learn in the article why this technology not only remineralizes but also has an antibacterial effect.

New Study: BioMin showed the best remineralization for early enamel lesions in primary teeth – better than Curasept and conventional fluoride toothpaste.
Enamel became harder, smoother, and more mineral-rich. Particularly exciting: BioMin could be a promising, non-invasive option in pediatric dentistry.

Can a toothpaste really repair tooth enamel better than traditional fluoride toothpaste?
This study shows: BioMin F made demineralized enamel harder, smoother, and more resistant than conventional fluoride toothpaste.

👉 You can find out why bioactive glass is so exciting in the article.

More than just fluoride?
New studies show: Toothpastes with bioactive glass can actively regenerate tooth enamel, inhibit bacteria and reduce sensitivity – and could thus shape the future of oral hygiene.

👉 Learn exactly how this technology works and why it is so effective in the article.

What works better for sensitive teeth: BioMin, ProArgin or potassium nitrate?
A clinical study shows: All three are effective – but BioMin performed best.

👉 Find out why bioactive glass is so exciting for dentin hypersensitivity in the article.

Can BioMin-F remineralize primary teeth better than conventional children's toothpaste?
A study shows: After artificial demineralization, BioMin-F made the enamel significantly harder than a conventional fluoride toothpaste.

👉 You can find out why this is exciting for pediatric dentistry in the article.

Which active ingredient best remineralizes early enamel lesions?
A comparative study with BioMin, amine fluoride, and CPP-ACPF shows: BioMin achieved the highest hardness values in enamel.

👉 Find out why bioactive glass is so exciting for early lesions in the article.

Immediate relief or long-term solution for sensitive teeth?
This clinical study shows: Pro-Argin and strontium acetate relieve pain the fastest – BioMin-F, however, convinces in the long term.

👉 Find out which toothpaste is most suitable for which patient in the article.

Which toothpaste works best for sensitive teeth?
A clinical study with 160 patients shows: Not potassium nitrate, not strontium chloride – but fluoro-calcium-phosphosilicate performed best.

👉 You can find out why this technology is so effective in the article.