My son has autism and I definitely need some child friendly toothpaste because he has a hard time understanding spitting out the toothpaste. Ive been using just a xylitol toothpaste but I need something stronger for him because he wont allow a dentist to look at his teeth. So thank you!
So the nano hydroxyapatite is a synthetic form of the hydroxyapatite. How is it produced? What is the process? Most of the time harsh chemicals are used to make a synthetic form. Seems that hexane is commonly used, but I'm not knowledgeable in this area. Can you provide us with some info on this creation?
Doesn't flouide when combined w our saliva....and the Calcium for natural Hydroxiapitite? This a great Flouide alternative in my personal opinion. Thiis is great for those sensitive to or trying to avoid Flouide. I use it at least once a day and it even tastes like a strawberry milk shake. I even apply a little and pop my ortho aligner in.. I would love it in the adult natural too.
Glycerin prevents the toothpaste from drying out in the tube. It also helps prevent bacteria from growing in your mouth so that's all good in our book!
How does this usually come for remineralizing teeth? In a toothpaste? I stopped using fluoride toothpaste years ago and my dentist found an area around one of my teeth that's demineralizing and recommended hydroxyapatite - I just don't know where to find it (I hate shopping online). Thanks!
We actually have hydroxyapetite in our kids toothpaste: www.burstoralcare.com/product/kids-toothpaste Adults love this one too! You can brush it on and refrain from swishing with water for the best benefit
Bio repair is the best, been using it years and it’s well researched and falls under EU guidelines so it’s good quality ingredients and no shady practices like some toothpaste companies.
Idk if they sell to the US but we have Pasta Dentífrica Couto in Portugal, it’s 100% natural ingredients, contains hydroxyapetite and uses the same formula, developed by a portuguese, since 1932! It’s a great product and ahead of it’s time I think! Needless to say but it’s under EU guidelines :) Edit: and it’s like 2,60€ a tube
Would your teeth become sensitive if you forgot to brush with it for a day since it does not penetrate the tooth like fluoride, but just coats the teeth. It would seem that this would wear off after each meal and you would constantly need to be brushing. Any thoughts?
Most studies show a reduction of sensitivity after using it for 2-4 weeks on average. Regular use of NHA helps to replace missing sections of minerals that dissolve away after acidic meals or from plaque acids. It can bond directly to tooth surfaces and penetrate the dentinal tubules as well, much like Fluoride would
It is said that the percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite contained within a toothpaste is important. What percent is contained in your Burst Care Toothpaste?
Our formulations are proprietary (can't give away all the trade secrets!) but we can confirm that the inclusion percentage is in the range of 1%-5% in the BURSTkids Strawberry Superstar Toothpaste
@@BURSTOralCareTV the percentage amount you use is not proprietary because if it was then you wouldn’t have disclosed the amount that is used in Burstkids. Other companies disclose the amount they use, why would you hide a percentage?
According to Google: Where is hydroxyapatite found in nature? Image result for natural hydroxyapatite found in Natural hydroxyapatite is usually extracted from biological sources or wastes such as mammalian bone (e.g. bovine, camel, and horse), marine or aquatic sources (e.g. fish bone and fish scale), shell sources (e.g. cockle, clam, eggshell, and seashell), and plants and algae and also from mineral sources (e.g. limestone).
Learning was the second best thing about this video!
It's (nano hydro roxy apatite ) & hydro Roxy apite. Both interesting! Thanks for the explanation.
My son has autism and I definitely need some child friendly toothpaste because he has a hard time understanding spitting out the toothpaste. Ive been using just a xylitol toothpaste but I need something stronger for him because he wont allow a dentist to look at his teeth. So thank you!
My son also has autism and have been doing the same. ;)
Bless you and your beautiful son
I use RiseWell toothpaste and love it.
Great information!
Hydroxyapatite is the same with Calcium Hidroxyapatite - capsules?
Do you recommend a brand name of hydroxyapatite toothpaste?
We have a strawberry flavor thats super delish and uses NHA
So the nano hydroxyapatite is a synthetic form of the hydroxyapatite. How is it produced? What is the process? Most of the time harsh chemicals are used to make a synthetic form. Seems that hexane is commonly used, but I'm not knowledgeable in this area. Can you provide us with some info on this creation?
1:22 “It was first developed by NASA to help astronauts because they were losing minerals from their teeth and bones.”
Small amount of literature on the subject I've read is fairly specific meaning it must be "nano" and also a quantity of no more or no less than 10%
Doesn't flouide when combined w our saliva....and the Calcium for natural Hydroxiapitite?
This a great Flouide alternative in my personal opinion.
Thiis is great for those sensitive to or trying to avoid Flouide. I use it at least once a day and it even tastes like a strawberry milk shake. I even apply a little and pop my ortho aligner in.. I would love it in the adult natural too.
It all depends on an individual's spit and the available minerals to bind with the Fluoride.
Which toothpaste with it would you recommend?
Splat toothpaste, one of the best
Dr. Brite
Will the product heal cavities?
I use hydroxyapatite WITH flouride toothpaste. Great results.
No. It will however help prevent new ones or further damaging/deterioration of current cavities.
@@holidayrap How do you do this? Which toothpaste has both or are you saying that you use multiple toothpastes?
Is glycerin bad for teeth or good for it.
Glycerin prevents the toothpaste from drying out in the tube. It also helps prevent bacteria from growing in your mouth so that's all good in our book!
How to use hydroxyapatite in endodontics?
What if theres already decay started?
Decay needs to be removed by a dentist.
How does this usually come for remineralizing teeth? In a toothpaste?
I stopped using fluoride toothpaste years ago and my dentist found an area around one of my teeth that's demineralizing and recommended hydroxyapatite - I just don't know where to find it (I hate shopping online).
Thanks!
We actually have hydroxyapetite in our kids toothpaste: www.burstoralcare.com/product/kids-toothpaste Adults love this one too! You can brush it on and refrain from swishing with water for the best benefit
Bio repair toothpaste is sold on amazon.
Bio repair is the best, been using it years and it’s well researched and falls under EU guidelines so it’s good quality ingredients and no shady practices like some toothpaste companies.
Idk if they sell to the US but we have Pasta Dentífrica Couto in Portugal, it’s 100% natural ingredients, contains hydroxyapetite and uses the same formula, developed by a portuguese, since 1932! It’s a great product and ahead of it’s time I think! Needless to say but it’s under EU guidelines :)
Edit: and it’s like 2,60€ a tube
@@BURSTOralCareTV🙁unfortunately there is titanium dioxide in your formulation, wouldn't be there, I could have bought the toothpasfe
Is it safe for pregnant women? :)
Safer than fluoride toothpaste?
There are no warning labels for pregnant woman however we always advise you ask your doctor if you have any concerns about any ingredients
@@BURSTOralCareTV You rock! Thanks. 🙏 Have a great day!
Would your teeth become sensitive if you forgot to brush with it for a day since it does not penetrate the tooth like fluoride, but just coats the teeth. It would seem that this would wear off after each meal and you would constantly need to be brushing. Any thoughts?
Most studies show a reduction of sensitivity after using it for 2-4 weeks on average. Regular use of NHA helps to replace missing sections of minerals that dissolve away after acidic meals or from plaque acids. It can bond directly to tooth surfaces and penetrate the dentinal tubules as well, much like Fluoride would
Since this creates a coating on the teeth, would plaque get concealed and make it harder for a dentist to clean it off?
@@Fimp136 No. It actually helps reduce the sticky film that turns into calculus.
It is said that the percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite contained within a toothpaste is important. What percent is contained in your Burst Care Toothpaste?
Our formulations are proprietary (can't give away all the trade secrets!) but we can confirm that the inclusion percentage is in the range of 1%-5% in the BURSTkids Strawberry Superstar Toothpaste
@@BURSTOralCareTV the percentage amount you use is not proprietary because if it was then you wouldn’t have disclosed the amount that is used in Burstkids. Other companies disclose the amount they use, why would you hide a percentage?
how i could get hydroxiapitite from nature?
According to Google: Where is hydroxyapatite found in nature?
Image result for natural hydroxyapatite found in
Natural hydroxyapatite is usually extracted from biological sources or wastes such as mammalian bone (e.g. bovine, camel, and horse), marine or aquatic sources (e.g. fish bone and fish scale), shell sources (e.g. cockle, clam, eggshell, and seashell), and plants and algae and also from mineral sources (e.g. limestone).
Eat some rocks
Who's here from crunchy mom UA-cam channel?
Me
Video link please?
Why don't dentists recommend it
Many dentists and hygienists do recommend it. There are over the counter and prescription versions available and the options are growing
nice description can I have your email i have some important questions cant discuss here
If you have questions for our customer experience team about our products, you can reach out to hello@burstoralcare.com
🤦🏼♂️😖🤨 really girl totally wrong
Hey lady. What happens when these nano particles reach your blood and reach your brain?