Jordan Caries Defense Toothpaste 75ml (2.53floz) United Kingdom

Jordan Caries Defense Toothpaste 75ml (2.53floz) is a specially formulated toothpaste designed to provide superior protection against cavities while being gentle on tooth enamel. Developed and produced in Scandinavia, this toothpaste stands out for its unique combination of fluoride and a high concentration of xylitol at 9.9%. Fluoride is known for its ability to protect teeth and promote remineralization and it helps strengthen the enamel and prevent the formation of cavities, while the xylitol helps prevent tooth decay. This powerful combination provides long-lasting protection, making it a great choice for individuals looking for optimal anti-cavity care.

This toothpaste has a mild, yet fresh taste, ensuring a pleasant brushing experience with each use. Furthermore, this product offers a gentle approach to cavity prevention, effectively removing plaque without causing damage to the enamel. This makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a toothpaste that maintains the health of both the teeth and the enamel over time. Its ability to remove plaque effectively contributes to maintaining a clean and fresh mouth throughout the day. With regular use, this toothpaste helps to strengthen the teeth, preventing the development of cavities and promoting overall oral health. In summary, this toothpaste offers optimal anti-cavity protection, while also benefiting from improved remineralization and a cleaner, fresher mouth, being a great addition to your daily oral hygiene routine.

Main Ingredients

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• 9.9% Xylitol has anti-cariogenic properties, therefore, contributing to preventing tooth decay. In addition, it enhances salivary production;
• Fluoride helps prevent cavities due to the transformation of the less resistant hydroxylapatite of the tooth enamel to the harder fluorapatite. Furthermore, fluorides can lead to an inhibition of demineralization while simultaneously supporting the remineralization of the tooth enamel.