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New: elmex SENSITIVE PROFESSIONAL toothpaste

Achieve instant pain relief






GABA-Symposium Berlin

Materials from the GABA-Symposium, April 16th 2010, Berlin






Target groups


Teeth/Gum problems/oral malodour


Healthy teeth


FAQ


Glossary

Glossary


New terms

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Conical

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Filaments

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Microfine

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Saccharin

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Sodium fluoride

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Stomatitis

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eco-clic toothbrush with replacement heads

The elmex eco-clic is a toothbrush with replacement heads that combines medical and environmental benefits. The optimally rounded bristles and differing bristle heights ensure thorough cleaning. The replaceable heads also mean 70% less waste and 50% lower costs.




Egg test

Since the structure of eggshells is similar to that of enamel, the effect of amine fluorides (in elmex products) can be demonstrated using an egg: placing a chicken's egg in an egg-cup filled with elmex gel for 3 minutes increases the acid resistance of the eggshell. If the egg is then rinsed off with water and placed in household vinegar, the shell will only dissolve, as demonstrated by air bubble formation, at those points where the acid-inhibiting protective layer is missing.




Enamel fluorosis

Condition resulting from prolonged overdosage with fluoride. The mildest form produces white flecks on the enamel. Fluorosis occurs if excessive quantities of fluoride are regularly absorbed between the ages of 6 and 8 years.




Enamel outer film

Teeth are always covered by an acellular proteinaceous film, the pellicle. The pellicle forms on the "naked" tooth surface within minutes to hours after professional teeth cleaning.




Erosion

Enamel wear caused by chemical and physical processes. Example: Frequent and regular consumption of fruit acids leads to erosion = loss of tooth substance.








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