Science

Which toothpaste best remineralizes early enamel lesions?
A study compares BioMin, amine fluoride, and CPP-ACPF – with a clear trend in favor of BioMin.

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

New Technology for Sensitive Teeth – Does It Really Work?
A clinical study shows: Elsenz with bioactive glass reduces dentin hypersensitivity as effectively as potassium nitrate.

👉 Find out why this is exciting for modern sensitive toothpastes in the article.

Can BioMin repair enamel damage better than NovaMin?
This study shows: Both bioactive glass toothpastes remineralize early lesions – but BioMin might have a slight advantage.

👉 Find out more in the article.

BioMin toothpastes work like a "mineral depot" in the mouth: For hours, they release calcium, phosphate, and fluoride, actively rebuilding tooth enamel—a new approach in dental care.

Toothpaste that actively rebuilds teeth?
BioMin releases minerals over several hours and forms an extremely resistant protective layer on the tooth.

You can find out why this technology is considered the future of dental care in the article.

Why do teeth become sensitive after bleaching - and what really helps?
A study shows: Not all desensitizers are equally effective.

Learn which methods most effectively seal the dentinal tubules and truly reduce sensitivity in the article.

Which children's toothpaste keeps fluoride in the mouth longer?
This study shows: A toothpaste with bioactive glass kept fluoride levels in saliva significantly higher for longer than classic sodium fluoride toothpaste.

👉 Find out why this is exciting for cavity protection in children in the article.

Treat sensitive teeth sustainably instead of just providing short-term relief?
Studies show: BioMin F reduces pain more effectively than many conventional toothpastes – and simultaneously rebuilds tooth enamel.

👉 Learn why this technology is considered a real breakthrough in the article.