Korea Atomy Atomy Propolis Toothpaste Oral Care System 2EA* 200g
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Korea Atomy Atomy Propolis Toothpaste Oral Care System 2EA* 200g
Green Tea Extract : Catechin, a major ingredient of green tea, enhances immune power, as polyphenol ingredient has anti-oxidation and anti-biotic effect, and is effective for removal of bad breath by deodorizing action.
TCN (Triclosan) : Containing broad antibiotic substance, TCN, this product inhibits bacterial propagation and prevents gingivitis disease.
Propolis extract : This is dark brown colored and sticky resin liquid collected from entrance of bee hive and a natural antibiotic substance with anti-bacterial and anti-inflammation effect to inhibit propagation of various bacterial and virus.
1 set = 200 grams × 2 tubes
Ingredients : Sodium monoflurorophosphate, sodium fluoride, Ttriclosan, d-sorbitol solution, polyethylene glycol 1500, carboxymethylcellulose sodium, silicon dioxide, sodium pyrophosphate, hydrated, xylitol, saccharin sodium, sodium lauryl sulfate, green tea extracts, propolis extracts, orange oil, l-menthol, essential oil, citrus perfumes, purified water :#: Storage :
Sealed container, room temperature (1~30C)
:#: Expiration :
36 months from manufacturing date
:#: Instructions :
Apply appropriate amount on a toothbrush and brush teeth
#/#Dental plaque removing (anti-plaque) effect :
· Dental plaque is often called Plaque and refers to a layer that
bacteria attach to the tooth surface and form in lumps.
· Removes dental plaque by using proper amount of silicon dioxide
Tartar deposition preventing effect :
· The cause of gingivitis inflammation is tartar and sodium
pyrophosphate prevents tartar deposition.
· Sodium pyrophosphate prevents plaques attached to teeth to be
deposited as tartar.
Dental cavities preventing effect :
Triple complex action of monofluoro phosphate,
sodium fluoride, and xylitol prevents dental cavities
Bad breath removing effect :
Bad breath is mainly caused by bacterial hydrogen sulfide
or methly mercaptan in mixing organic matters