Revolutionary: Toothpaste That Leave Dentists Without Work

Revolutionary: Toothpaste That Leave Dentists Without Work

Revolutionary invention for maintaining personal hygiene has invented a Japanese researcher Kazue Yamagishi. It’s about a new paste that fills all the holes and cracks in the teeth and restore the tooth enamel.
All this ultimately makes unnecessary a lot of manipulations, which performed the dentists.
In its composition paste of Japanese researcher is similar with the tooth enamel, with the difference that it is a liquid. Thus it can easily be applied to the affected area with a toothbrush.
The formula of the new paste is obtained after a series of experiments with hydroxylapatite, also called crystalline calcium phosphate, the main component of the tooth.
After the paste is applied to the teeth, contained therein acid begins to dissolve to the surface of the tooth. Three minutes later, a paste begins to crystallize and is fastened in the structure of natural enamel.
Tests conducted by the Japanese dentists, have shown that treatment with this toothpaste does not differ from the remaining healthy mouth of one patient. The difference is not visible even under a microscope.
Source: feelhealthylife.com



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