A paste you can put your name behind.
DENTASTIC works with dental practices in Hong Kong. Patients arrive asking about bleeding gums, about SLS, about fluoride — and they want a recommendation, not a shelf. If that is a conversation your practice is having, you can enquire about professional pricing and product samples, and someone will respond with terms.
Two reasons it survives a professional’s scrutiny.
Ingredients you can name
Two plant-derived natural actives, each selected for published work on the bacteria and inflammation behind bleeding gums — and both printed on the carton.
Nothing to explain away
The formulation started from the biology, so the ingredients most tubes carry to generate lather were never needed. Fewer questions at the chair.
You’d be recommending a colleague’s formulation.
Professor A-Bakr M. Rabie trained at Northwestern University — a Certificate of Orthodontics, an MSc and a PhD — then spent nineteen years as Professor of Orthodontics at the University of Hong Kong, where he was Director of its Postgraduate Orthodontics Program and Chairman of its Faculty Board of Orthodontics. Globally published.
He kept arriving at the same blind spot in what his patients were using, and built the thing he couldn’t buy — with his son, Adam. A family company, not a brand extension.
Ingredient research is described as studied, not proven. Nothing here is a claim to treat, cure or reverse disease, and none of it replaces your clinical judgement.
Ten periodontally involved patients, documented case by case.
A practising dentist is running an ongoing clinical evaluation of Biome Shield in periodontally involved patients. The first ten cases are documented individually — intraoral photography before and after the intervention period, and a full bleeding chart at each point.
Across those ten cases the dentist reported a reduction in bleeding on probing in most patients, with residual bleeding concentrated in posterior sites. A further twenty to thirty cases are in progress.
Patient identifiers have been removed. Photography and charting are held for registered practitioners and released on request with patient consent. Ingredient research is described as studied, not proven, and nothing here is a claim to treat, cure or reverse disease.
Tell us about your practice.
Send us the details and say what you’re interested in — professional pricing, samples, or both. Someone will read it and come back to you with the terms that apply.
Quick answers before you enquire.
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