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Elgydium Junior bubble gum toothpaste

Elgydium Junior bubble gum toothpaste

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Elgydium junior bubble gum toothpaste ages 7 to 12 is a toothpaste designed for children between the ages of 7 to 12 years. It is bubble-gum flavored with a 1000ppm fluoride content suitable for children of this age, to protect the first permanent teeth for the acid attacks that cause tooth decay.

Product advantages:
-Helps more fluoride bind to the enamel
-Fluoride concentration suitable for 7 to 12 year olds

Effective for:
-Tooth decay

Recommended for:
-Juniors

How to use:
For brushing after every meal, with a soft toothbrush such as the Elgydium junior brush. In the case of fluoride supplements from other sources (water, salt, etc..), consult a dentist or doctor.

Clinical results:
Nicomethanol hydrofluoride (Fluorinol) helps to remineralise and protect the tooth enamel. It helps the enamel take up five times more fluoride, from the first minute of brushing, compared with a standard mineral fluoride. This fluoride then helps remineralise the enamel and leaves it more resistant to the acid attacks that cause tooth decay.
Siliglycol (PEG-12 dimethicone) is a film-forming agent that promotes fluoride take-up by the enamel, even after rinsing.

Professional opinion:
Protecting children's first permanent teeth from decay is essential for life-long healthy teeth.Healthy habits encouraged during early childhood should be maintained. Elgydium junior bubble gum toothpaste allows the fluoride to bind firmly to the teeth after the first minute of brushing. Its cleaning action is gentle on gum.

Composition:
Fluorinol® (nicomethanol hydrofluoride, 500 ppm fluoride ions, patented by Pierre Fabre Laboratories),
-Binds firmly to the enamel to help remineralise, strengthen and protect the teeth.
Siliglycol (PEG-12 dimethicone)
-Film-forming agent that promotes fluoride take-up by the enamel, even after rinsing.

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