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What Is Hydroxyapatite and Why Does It Matter for Your Teeth?

Introduction

When it comes to oral health, you’ve probably heard of fluoride, but have you heard of hydroxyapatite? This mineral makes up 97% of your tooth enamel, contributing to its strength and resilience. Dr. Jordan Harper explains how this unique ingredient is changing the way we approach oral care, offering effective protection without the need for traditional fluoride.

What is hydroxyapatite, and why is it vital for oral health?

Hydroxyapatite is the primary mineral in your enamel, making it the hardest substance in your body. Micro-hydroxyapatite, a smaller and more absorbable version, repairs tiny porosities in your teeth, reducing sensitivity and protecting against cavities. Originally developed by NASA, this ingredient offers fluoride-free oral care with proven effectiveness.

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Key Questions and Answers

  1. What is hydroxyapatite?
    Hydroxyapatite is the mineral that makes up 97% of tooth enamel and 70% of dentin. It provides the strength and durability your teeth need to resist wear and tear.

  2. How does micro-hydroxyapatite work?
    Micro-hydroxyapatite is a smaller, more absorbable form of hydroxyapatite. It fills tiny imperfections in enamel, reducing sensitivity and protecting dentin from exposure.

  3. What are the benefits of micro-hydroxyapatite over fluoride?
    While fluoride creates a protective barrier, micro-hydroxyapatite integrates into the tooth structure itself, offering natural, long-lasting protection without potential side effects.

  4. Where did hydroxyapatite originate?
    NASA developed hydroxyapatite in the 1970s to help astronauts combat bone loss in space. Though it was cost-prohibitive then, advancements have made it accessible for oral care today.

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Conclusion
Hydroxyapatite is transforming oral care by offering a natural, effective way to strengthen enamel, reduce sensitivity, and protect against cavities. With its proven track record and innovative application in micro-hydroxyapatite toothpaste, it’s a game-changer for oral wellness. Explore ENML.com. to experience the benefits of hydroxyapatite for yourself.

Transcript
Can you explain what hydroxyapatite is and why it's important for oral health? Absolutely. So, so most people never heard of this term. Everyone equates calcium to the bones, right? And there is calcium in your teeth, but the major component of your enamel is a, is a, is a mineral called hydroxyapatite. And the significance of hydroxyapatite is it makes up 97 percent of your enamel.

That's what makes your enamel so hard. The enamel is the hardest substance in the human body. And so with our, Unique ingredient, micro hydroxyapatite. Um, we have gotten the molecule small enough so that, uh, it can be reabsorbed, reuptaken, fill all the little porosities in the tooth to create a sensitivity from the dentin inside the tooth.

You know, you get protection against cavities without needing all the extra ingredients, uh, that, uh, that a fluoride based product needs. And that's where micro hydroxyapatite really like stands out. It was actually invented by NASA in the seventies, but it was cost prohibitive, uh, to manufacture. So it never really caught on.