HEALTHIER ORAL MICROFLORA

Selective Removal of Harmful Bacteria

Regarding oral microflora, SANGI nano<mHAP> has been found to selectively bind to and remove not only bacteria from the Mutans streptococci family, which are known as one of the main causes of tooth decay, but also periodontitis-related bacteria such as P. gingivalis and A. actinomycetemcomitans, as well as Candida—an opportunistic fungal microorganism often found in the oral cavity.

Nano<mHAP> collects and removes these microorganisms but does not kill them, unlike antiseptics or bactericides, which typically act equally on all microflora—both beneficial and harmful bacteria.

For this reason, nano<mHAP> can gently reduce the proportion of harmful microorganisms in the overall oral microflora, thereby helping to create a more favorable and balanced ecosystem of microorganisms in the mouth.

What does this mean for oral health?

The oral cavity is a complex ecosystem of microorganisms, home to hundreds of different bacterial species. A healthy microflora is important for natural oral protection, so overly aggressive antibacterial agents can disrupt this balance.

Nano-hydroxyapatite technology works differently:

• helps to bind to and remove harmful bacteria,

• does not disrupt the overall microflora balance,

• can help reduce the amount of bacteria associated with caries and periodontal diseases,

• contributes to the maintenance of a more natural oral microbiome balance.

In this way, oral care becomes not only antibacterial but also microbiome-friendly.