Toothpaste with Hydroxyapatite Nanoparticles APAGARD Royal

Apagard Royal premium therapeutic toothpaste stands out due to its increased content of hydroxyapatite nanoparticles (twice as much compared to Apagard Smokin' and m-plus toothpastes). Hydroxyapatite is a mineral that is the main component of bones and teeth. It effectively protects teeth by working in three ways:

1. It removes dental plaque, which is the cause of tooth decay, and whitens enamel.
2. It fills in microcracks in the enamel, making the surface of the tooth smooth, which makes plaque formation more difficult and prevents bacteria from multiplying.
3. It replenishes the mineral content in the enamel (remineralization), which strengthens the teeth and makes them less susceptible to the development of cavities.

Thanks to its patented production technology, the toothpaste provides a comprehensive positive effect:

• It completely breaks down and removes dental plaque, preventing its buildup on the enamel surface.
• It makes tooth enamel smooth and resistant to staining substances.
• It provides a noticeable whitening effect, removing stains from coffee, tea, and tobacco tar.
• It remineralizes tooth enamel, preventing cavities at an early stage.
• It serves as a preventive measure for periodontitis and gingivitis.
• It neutralizes unpleasant odors, leaving a fresh feeling.

By regularly using Apagard Royal toothpaste, you take care of your dental health and prevent the development of dental diseases.

Why choose Apagard toothpastes?

Apagard is a major manufacturer of oral care products containing the unique ingredient hydroxyapatite. Apagard was founded in 1985 and is a subsidiary of the Sangi corporation. It was Sangi that first addressed the problems of tooth decay and remineralization, as well as ways to combat them.

In 1974, while working on a NASA project to study the condition of astronauts' teeth and bones in zero gravity, the issue of preventing and completely eliminating tooth decay was raised. Hydroxyapatite, the main component of tooth enamel and bones, was proposed as a restorative material. The idea was based on the concept that using a substance similar in composition to tooth enamel as a "filler" could lead to the complete restoration of a tooth. A patent was acquired, and work in this direction began.

After a long process of researching the properties and applications of hydroxyapatite, and implementing the principles of "tooth remineralization," in 1993, the unique therapeutic toothpaste Apagard was released, which comprehensively fights tooth decay and restores dental health.