Xylitol Sugar-free gum
Dentists know that chewing sugar-free gum after eating can significantly reduce tooth decay. Dentist-approved Xylitol sugar-free gum reduces plaque by over 30%, stops new plaque formation and builds long-term protection against tooth decay. It does this through releasing the natural substance Xylitol, which has been clinically proven to remineralise tooth enamel as well as reduce plaque build up. Unlike other sweeteners, Xylitol contains a tridentate ligand that assists the body with the absorption of Calcium and transportation through the saliva which may in turn remineralise the teeth. It also has a neutral pH, ensuring it is kind to the teeth.
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