Apagard Apa Kids Toothpaste-Gel with Hydroxyapatite "Cavity Protection" with Strawberry Flavor

Milk teeth and newly erupting permanent teeth are especially prone to damage due to the immaturity of the enamel. That is why cavities develop faster in children and can quickly affect the entire oral cavity.

Specially developed for children, the Apagard Apa Kids dental gel contains nano-hydroxyapatite. This substance is a natural element of human bones and teeth. Therefore, it can be used even for the youngest children, as soon as their first teeth erupt. Hydroxyapatite promotes remineralization and strengthening of enamel, adsorbs and removes dental plaque, fills microscopic cracks invisible to the eye, and reduces the risk of cavity development.

The gel also contains cetylpyridinium chloride, which destroys pathogenic microbes that contribute to cavity formation and cause bad breath.

The gel effectively removes plaque and helps prevent tartar buildup. Regular use of the gel restores enamel structure, making teeth smooth and snow-white.

The gel contains no fluoride or other chemical components harmful to a child's health.

Thanks to its pleasant strawberry flavor, your child will enjoy brushing their teeth every day, and the low foaming makes the hygiene procedure as comfortable as possible for your little one.

Why choose Apagard toothpastes?

Apagard is a leading manufacturer of oral care products containing the unique ingredient hydroxyapatite. Apagard traces its roots back to 1985 and is a subsidiary of the Sangi Corporation. It was Sangi that first took on the challenges of cavities and tooth remineralization, as well as developing methods to combat them.

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

After a long journey of studying the properties and applications of hydroxyapatite and implementing the principles of "tooth remineralization," the new unique therapeutic toothpaste Apagard was finally launched in 1993, offering comprehensive protection against cavities and restoring dental health.