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3. Remineralisation of SubsurfaceKALIDENT-Calcium Hydroxyapatite, having almost the same composition as our teeth, directlyprovides mineral to demineralised subsurface areas of the tooth (incipient caries), restoring theenamel to its near-natural state, without changing the composition of the enamel. This is in contrastto fluorides, which are not true remineralising substances by themselves, but promote teethremineralisation by salivary calcium phosphate, by creating a new substance, fluorapatite, on thetooth surface. Fluorides tend to form a coating on the surface of the enamel, in contrast tohydroxyapatite, which tends to restore subsurface lesions from the deeper part of the lesion first.This deep restorative effect has been enhanced by the reduction of the hydroxyapatite particle sizeto two-figure nanometer size, facilitating their deeper penetration into the enamel.FUNCTIONAL CLAIMSFeatures-Dental sensitivity-Remineralization and filling of surface lesions-Plaque clinical-physical removal-Acid antierosion-Bio-available calcium and phosphate ions-Boosts natural ability of saliva to remineralise tooth structureAlleviates:-Teeth Erosion-Dental White lesions-Rampant caries-Dental effects of acidic mouth-Enamel problems in newly-erupted teethBibliographyThe Journal of Cosmetic Whitening Vol.3 2005Interaction of Small Crystal Form of Hydroxyapatite with Mutans StreptococciT. ARAKAWA, T. ISHIZAKI, R.E. HAYMAN, N. HANADA, and H. SENPUKUJournal of Dental Research Vol. 83, 2036, Honolulu Abstracts. Special Issue A. 2004Sede legale: Via San Bartolomeo 9- 25128 BRESCIASede operativa: Via Pastore 1 - 25082 Botticino Sera (Brescia) ItaliaTel. 0302693532 – Fax. 0302193581Sito Internet: www.kalichem.it – e.mail: kalichem@kalichem.it

A New Enamel Restoring Agent for Use after PMTCM. NISHIO, H. KAWMATA, K. FUJITA, T. ISHIZAKI, R. HAYMAN, and T. IKEMIJournal of Dental Research Vol. 83, 1920, Honolulu Abstracts. Special Issue A. 2004A New Enamel Restoring Agent for Use after BleachingH. KAWAMATA, K. FUJITA, T. ISHIZAKI, R. HAYMAN, and T. IKEMIJournal of Dental Research Vol. 83, 1919, Honolulu Abstracts. Special Issue A 2004Interaction of Small Crystal Form of Hydroxyapatite with Mutans StreptococciJournal of Dental Research Vol.82, B81-0548, Goteborg Abstracts, 2003Two New Methods for Evaluation of Subsurface Enamel LesionsK. FUJITA, H. KAWAMATA, T. ISHIZAKI, R.E. HAYMAN, T. UCHIYAMA, M.KIMURA, H.KIBA, and T. IKEMI,Journal of Dental Research Vol.82, B78-0521, Goteborg Abstracts, 2003Microhardness Testing to Evaluate Remineralization of Tooth EnamelT. FUJIMARU, T. ISHIZAKI, R.E. HAYMAN, and K. NEMOTO,Journal of Dental Research Vol.82, B77-0519, Goteborg Abstracts, 2003Effect of hydroxyapatite toothpaste on vital tooth colorC.GUO, H.LIU, and l. KATAYAMAJuan of Dental Research Vol.81, A254-1964, San Diego Abstracts, 2002Adsorption Effect of Hydroxyapatite to Oral StreptococciT.ARAKAWA, T.ISHIZAKI, R.E.HAYMAN, N . HANADA,and H. SENPUKUJournal of Dental Research Vol.81, A200-1478, San Diego Abstracts, 2002Remineralization Effects of Nanohydroxyapatite-Containing Dentifrice: a pH-Cycling Study UsingSupernatantRemineralization by Nanohydroxyapatite-Containing Dentifrice: a pH-Cycling Study Using SlurryPost-Bleach Stain Inhibition by Nano-Hydroxyapatite: a Cyclical Staining TestRestoration of Post-Bleach Enamel Gloss Using a Non-Abrasive, Nano-Hydroxyapatite ConditionerRevolutionary Biomaterial for Improving Oral Health – Australian MadeTERRY SLOUGHAuxiliary, May/June 2000Sede legale: Via San Bartolomeo 9- 25128 BRESCIASede operativa: Via Pastore 1 - 25082 Botticino Sera (Brescia) ItaliaTel. 0302693532 – Fax. 0302193581Sito Internet: www.kalichem.it – e.mail: kalichem@kalichem.it

Binding Characteristics of Streptococcus mutans for Calcium and Casein PhosphopeptideR.K. ROSE, Division of Restorative Dentistry, The Dental School, Bristol, UKCaries Research 34:5:2000, 427-431A clinical trial of the anticaries efficacy of casein derivatives complexed with calcium phosphate inpatients with salivary gland dysfunctionK. DAVID HAY, W. URRAY THOMSON, Green Lane Hospital and University of OntagoOral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology, March 2002Xerostomia and youK DAVID HAY, KIM J GEARNew Zealand Journal 98: 46-51; 2002Saliva and Oral HealthEDGAR WM, O’MULLANE DMLondon: British Dental Association, second edition, London 1996Circadian rhythms in flow rate and composition of human stimulated submadibular salivaFERGUSON DB, BOTCHWAY CAArchives of Oral Biology 24: 433-437, 1979The Xerostomia Inventory: a multi-item approach to measuring dry mouthTHOMSON WM, CHALMERS JM, SPENCER AJ, WILLIAM SMCommunity Dental Health 16: 12-17, 1998Further testing of the xerostomia inventoryTHOMSON WM, WILLIAM SMOral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology Oral Radiology and EndodonticsPilocarpine and other cholinergic drugs in the management of salivary gland dysfunctionFERGUSON MMOral Surgery Oral Medicine and Oral PathologyAnticariogenic complexes of amorphous calcium phosphate stabilized by casein phosphopeptides: AreviewREYNOLDS ECSede legale: Via San Bartolomeo 9- 25128 BRESCIASede operativa: Via Pastore 1 - 25082 Botticino Sera (Brescia) ItaliaTel. 0302693532 – Fax. 0302193581Sito Internet: www.kalichem.it – e.mail: kalichem@kalichem.it

Special Care in Dentistry 18: 8-16, 1998Quality of life and nutritional studies in patients with xerostomiaHAY KD, MORTON RP, WALL CRNew Zealand Journal 97: 128-137, 2001The association of xerostomia and inadequate intake in older adultsRHODUS NL, BROWN J.Journal of the American Dietetic Association 90: 1688-1692, 1990Qualitative nutritional intake analysis of older adults with Sjogren’s SyndromeRHODUS NLGerodontology 7: 61-69, 1998The information on product specifications provided herein is only binding to the extent confirmed byKalichem in a written Sales Agreement. KALICHEM EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANYRESPONSIBILITY FOR THE SUITABILITY OF THE PRODUCTS FOR ANYSPECIFIC OR PARTICULAR PURPOSES INTENDED BY THE USER. Suggestions for the useand application of the products and guide formulations are given for information purposes only andwithout commitment. Such suggestions do not release Kalichem´customers from testing the productsas to their suitability for the customer’s intended processes and purposes. Kalichem does not assumeany liability or risk involved in the use of its products as the conditions of use are beyond its control.The user of the products is solely responsible for compliance with all laws and regulations applyingto the use of the products, including intellectual property rights of third parties.Sede legale: Via San Bartolomeo 9- 25128 BRESCIASede operativa: Via Pastore 1 - 25082 Botticino Sera (Brescia) ItaliaTel. 0302693532 – Fax. 0302193581Sito Internet: www.kalichem.it – e.mail: kalichem@kalichem.it