Yes! Countless studies have shown that chewing sugar free gum increases the flow of saliva which helps prevent tooth decay.

Xylitol is a natural sugar alcohol derived from Birch trees that tastes just as sweet as sugar but helps prevent cavities in a unique way. Unlike regular sugar, cavity-causing bacteria like Streptococcus mutans cannot use xylitol to grow. Over time, this means fewer harmful bacteria survive on your teeth, less plaque forms, and acid levels drop, which helps protect your enamel. Studies have even shown that regular xylitol use can reduce the transmission of decay-causing bacteria from parents to children, resulting in fewer cavities later on.

Yes. Xylitol is approved for safety by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the World Health Organization, and the European Union’s food safety committee. It has also been shown to help prevent cavities, especially for people at higher risk of decay, when used alongside a healthy diet and good oral care.

Hydroxyapatite is a naturally occurring mineral that is fully biocompatible with our teeth. In fact, tooth enamel, the hard outermost layer of your teeth, is composed of approximately 96 to 97 percent hydroxyapatite by weight.

Originally developed by NASA to help protect astronauts teeth in microgravity, hydroxyapatite has been the gold standard for oral care in Japan for over 40 years, while the United States has primarily relied on fluoride for similar purposes.

Yes. Our hydroxyapatite is certificed GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe) by the FDA also also fully compliant with FDA regulations. We have partnered with a world class hydroxyapatite supplier, and it is the same type widely used across the dental industry in toothpastes, mouthwashes, oral pills and even professional dental procedures.

No, that’s a common misconception. The percentage simply tells you how much hydroxyapatite is present by weight. For example, a toothpaste or a chewing gum that is weight is 3g and has 10% hydroxyapatite doesn’t deliver the same amount as one that’s 10g at 10%. What really matters is the total amount of hydroxyapatite that comes into contact with your teeth.

For optimal benefits, studies have shown that chewing 1-2 pieces of gum at least four times per day for 20 minutes after meals can help reduce the risk of cavities and stains.