The technology behind Biomin F toothpaste is radically different from that in conventional toothpastes based on soluble fluoride. The guidelines that apply to them are simply not relevant to Biomin F.
So says one of its developers, Professor Robert Hill, a materials scientist at Queen Mary University London. He has spent many years researching and developing the bioactive glass technology that underpins Biomin F.
Professor Hill was speaking at Biomin’s expert panel webinar at the recent Oral Health Summit. Here he and an impressive panel of clinicians gave their insights into best practice.
Their different viewpoints included: integrating clinical remineralising protocols; making tooth whitening treatments more effective and comfortable for patients; and giving their insight on how optimised oral hygiene can help develop a profitable practice – a win-win for patients and clinicians.
‘Biomin F is based on a radically different technology from conventional sodium fluoride toothpastes,’ he said. ‘It is what we would describe as a quantum leap.’
