Toothpaste

Toothpaste is called tooth power because long ago powder was used.

Toothpaste not only keeps the mouth clean but prevents cavities, stained teeth and periodontal diseases.
Plaque is bacteria that is adhered to the tooth. Just one centimeter of plaque can contain one hundred million bacterium.

It is difficult to rinse plaque with just water as it strongly adheres to the teeth. Plaque buildup causes not only poor oral health but bad breath, cavities, and periodontal diseases so it is important to brush teeth thoroughly using a toothbrush. It is possible to remove plaque with just a toothbrush but by using toothpaste, you can prevent the formation of plaque. Toothpaste, being a highly viscous paste, allows the active ingredients of the toothpaste to absorb deeply into the periodontal pocket or gums. If toothpaste is too hard, it is difficult to squeeze out of the tube and if too runny, one ends up using too much toothpaste and it is difficult to get on the brush. Viscosity has a very important role in the makeup of toothpaste.

Viscosity of Toothpaste

VISCO™ measurement examples
Spindle : A3L
Sample temperature : 30℃

Viscosity of Toothpaste

General Ingredients of Toothpaste

Toothpaste

●Polishing Agent: To remove plaque, discoloration or stains.
●Lubricant: To prevent toothpaste from drying out.
●Foaming Agent: The foam helps distribute the active ingredients throughout the mouth.
●Binding Agent: Keeps toothpaste in paste form.
●Flavoring Agent: Adds flavor and scent to make the toothpaste easier to use and makes it more refreshing.
●Preservatives: to keep the product from deteriorating.