Premium toothpaste with Coral Apatite® – hydroxyapatite from unique natural ingredients. 99.7% natural composition .
Hundreds of thousands of years ago, in the very clear seas off the Japanese island of Yonaguni, Stony Corals grew and were saturated with the power of natural minerals.
These ancient corals, rich in natural marine minerals, remain fossilized as they were when they were alive. hydroxyapatite Coral Apatite® is produced from them according to the original, patented technology. It is maximum bioavailable and helps to strengthen and restore the mineral composition even in the deep layers of tooth enamel.
Properties of Coralbrite Toothpaste
Coralbrite toothpaste with fossilized coral hydroxyapatite helps keep tooth enamel healthy and prevents cavities. Improves remineralization processes of tooth enamel, makes them lighter and reduces tooth sensitivity.
Coralbrite is one of the first toothpastes to use Fossil Coral, a natural source of hydroxyapatite, from Yonaguni Island in Japan.
Natural whitening and restoration of tooth enamel
PURITY – Coral Apatite® Coral Hydroxyapatite effectively removes plaque, and natural calcium carbonate absorbs fat well, enhancing the effect. The enamel cleaned from the plaque becomes significantly lighter.
SLOOTHNESS – in combination with calcium carbonate Coral Apatite® starts the remineralization process of tooth enamel by filling microcracks.
GLOSS – small and soft particles of Coral Apatite® polish tooth enamel, making it lighter.
FRESHNESS – Japanese peppermint oil gives the paste a pleasant aroma, and Coral Apatite® removes plaque, which is the main cause of the unpleasant smell.
PROTECTION – the plant ingredients in the paste have an antibacterial effect, prevent caries, reduce the sensitivity of the gums and teeth.
Composition and action of active components
Hydroxyapatite Coral Apatite® from natural coral – removes plaque, restores enamel, has a remineralizing effect, protects against caries.
Calcium carbonate from natural limestone is the main cleaning ingredient of the paste.
Quercetin from onion extract is an antioxidant that reduces irritation and prevents inflammation.
Alantoin – soothes the gums and strengthens the mucous membranes.
Pistachio mastic from the Greek island of Chios is an antiseptic, together with Japanese mint oil prevents the appearance of unpleasant odors.
Japanese mint oil – freshens the breath, soothes the mucous membranes.
Other ingredients of natural origin
Glycerin from vegetable oils – has a moisturizing effect on mucous membranes.
Sorbitol – flavoring, sweetener, sugar substitute. Carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) – thickener derived from cellulose.
Sekken Soji – a soap base derived from coconut oil. Sodium citrate – acidity regulator from unripe persimmon fruits.
Carrageenan (also known as Danish agar/Irish moss) – a thickener from the red algae class.
Results of using Coralbrite
- Cleans the teeth from plaque.
- Refreshes and prevents unpleasant odors.
- Reduces tooth sensitivity.
- Remineralizes, restores and brightens tooth enamel.
- Prevents caries.
- Reduces the frequency of visits to the dentist.
Enamel restoration of baby teeth BEFORE and AFTER Coralbrite
How to use
Brush your teeth at least twice a day or as recommended by your dentist. Squeeze a pea-sized amount of the paste onto your toothbrush and brush your teeth from gum to edge with gentle “brushing” motions.
If you follow the instructions for use, the paste should last for 2 months (or even more) when cleaned twice a day (per person).
The toothpaste is intended for adults and is recommended for use from the age of 18.
Country of manufacture
Japan
1. What is hydroxyapatite, how is it produced and why is it used in toothpaste?
Calcium hydroxyapatite is the mineral base of both bones and teeth.
Hydroxyapatite is used in surgery as a filler to replace parts of lost bone and in dentistry as a component of toothpastes to strengthen enamel as an alternative to fluorides.
The hydroxyapatite in Coralbrite is made from 100% natural raw materials, mostly natural coral.
Coral Apatite® hydroxyapatite is obtained by patented technology from the fossilized corals of Yonaguni Island in Japan.
2. What makes fossil corals unique?
The fossilized coral from Yonaguni Island has a unique structure. Unlike traditional coral limestone, petrified coral does not contain impurities that weaken its structure, such as shell fragments, fish bones, sea urchins and mollusk needles.
3. Does collecting coral damage it?
Petrified coral is used to make Coralbrite, not live coral. In this way, living organisms are not harmed and the natural balance of the local environment is not disturbed.
4. Why is it so important to take care of enamel?
Enamel is the outer “shell” of the tooth and the hardest tissue in the human body. Its strength is due to the high content of minerals, which make up 96% of the fabric.
A natural process of demineralization and remineralization of tooth enamel takes place in the oral cavity. This is the extraction of macro- and microelements and their subsequent saturation. However, if timely remineralization does not occur, the enamel wears away.
Factors that lead to enamel wear
mechanical:
- abrasive toothpastes;
- solid or solid food;
- grinding of teeth.
Metabolic disease:
- puberty;
- pregnancy and breastfeeding;
- impaired absorption of nutrients;
- unbalanced diet.
chemical:
- acidic foods;
- sweet, carbonated drinks;
- unhealthy snacks;
- alcohol and coffee;
- tobacco smoking;
- poor hygiene of the oral cavity.
Thermic: very hot or cold food.
All these factors can lead to the gradual deterioration of the enamel layer. This can lead to unpleasant and long-term consequences, such as erosion, hypersensitivity, necrosis, caries, wedge-shaped defects and yellowing of the teeth.
5. What results will I see from regular use of Coralbrite toothpaste?
It all depends on the degree of enamel damage.
- Coralbrite toothpaste is an excellent prophylactic to prevent caries. However, if your teeth are already affected by extensive caries, you should consult a doctor.
- If no abnormalities are observed after about a month of regular use, you will notice a whitening effect on your teeth.
6. Is it necessary to use additional oral hygiene products?
It is recommended to floss between the teeth.
7. What is the meaning of demineralization and remineralization?
Demineralization – the process of extracting minerals from tooth enamel. The enamel surface is always covered with a salivary membrane that can be colonized by plaque-forming bacteria. These bacteria produce acids that wash away calcium and phosphorus from the tooth and especially from the enamel layer.
Remineralization – the process of restoring the mineral composition of tooth enamel due to saliva or products that promote additional remineralization (toothpaste).
8. Is hydroxyapatite from coral more effective than hydroxyapatite from other sources as commonly used in other toothpastes?
There are no comparisons in the scientific literature between the effectiveness of hydroxyapatite from corals versus other sources, such as limestone. However, there is evidence of the successful use of coral-based hydroxyapatite in dental prosthetics (indicating its high bioavailability).
9. What is more effective, hydroxyapatite toothpaste or fluoride toothpaste?
Hydroxyapatite naturally restores the mineral composition of tooth enamel without changing its structure.
Fluoride itself is not a remineralizing agent. It only somewhat stimulates the remineralization of the teeth, creating a new substance on the surface of the tooth, fluorapatite.
Fluoride forms a coating on the enamel surface, while hydroxyapatite repairs damage in the deeper layers of the tooth.
10. Does Coralbrite help treat tooth decay?
Unfortunately, no toothpaste can cure tooth decay, it can only prevent it in its early stages.
11. Are there any studies that speak to the efficacy of Coralbrite?
There are numerous published and unpublished studies that support the effectiveness of hydroxyapatite alone as well as in various toothpastes. Additionally, there is evidence that coral-based hydroxyapatite is commonly used in dental prosthetics, confirming its high bioavailability.
12. Are allergic reactions possible?
Only in the presence of increased individual sensitivity to the ingredients of the toothpaste.
13. How can the overall health of the teeth be analyzed?
The presence of the disease and the degree of damage to the teeth can only be determined by a doctor.
14. What does the toothpaste taste like?
Coralbrite has a nice refreshing mint flavor due to the presence of Japanese peppermint oil.
15. Why is Coralbrite so expensive?
Coralbrite Toothpaste is a one-of-a-kind toothpaste created using a natural source of calcium hydroxyapatite – the unique fossil coral of Yonaguni Island. Yonaguni Island corals are particularly aggregated, petrified corals and are preserved in the state they were in during their lifetime, which cannot be seen anywhere else in the world. In fact, the term “fossilized coral” only refers to corals from Yonaguni Island. In addition, there is a practice of using hydroxyapatite in medicine in the production of dental prostheses and implants, which indicates 100% biocompatibility of this material. Therefore, the uniqueness of this raw material significantly affects the price of the product. However, where Coralbrite’s main ingredient is sourced is not the only determining factor. Coral Apatite® hydroxyapatite is produced using original,
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