The oral environment
The oral environment is dynamic—
shaped continuously by eating, drinking, and daily habits.
Enamel loses and regains minerals throughout the day. What we eat and drink, and how frequently we consume it, influences whether the balance shifts towards mineral loss.
Controlled release
Each tablet is engineered to dissolve slowly—
extending contact within the oral environment.
Size and density are calibrated
to influence how it sits,
how it activates,
and how it disperses over time.
This is not immediate release.
It's sustained interaction.
Designed for gradual interaction with saliva.
Formulation and function
Xylitol
Sodium Fluoride
Research context
Selected studies informing our formulation approach.
Xylitol and oral balance
Xylitol has been extensively studied in relation to oral environments, particularly its interaction with plaque bacteria and salivary flow. A consistent body of research suggests it can contribute to conditions that are less favourable to acid-producing bacteria when used appropriately.
Informed by a body of peer-reviewed scientific literature.
Including publications in:
Fluoride and enamel mineralisation
Fluoride is one of the most widely researched ingredients in oral care, with a well-established role in supporting tooth mineralisation. Research consistently highlights the importance of regular, low-level exposure as part of daily oral routines.
Informed by a body of peer-reviewed scientific literature.
Including publications in: