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| Trade name | INCI Name | CAS NO | Appearance | Introduction |
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| Sodium phytate | • Stable metal ion chelating agents. • When used in oral care products, its ability to chelate calcium ions is relatively strong, but it is milder than hydroxyethylidene tetraphosphoric acid and sodium tripolyphosphate chelating agents, so it is on the tooth surface. • The effect of calcium separation is small and safe to use. has the effects of loosening dirt and calculus on the surface of teeth and being easy to be pulled out by the force of the toothbrush. • Has a certain moisture absorption effect. |
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| Baking soda | • When used in toothpaste, when the addition amount reaches more than 5%, it can produce refreshing, rich foam, full fragrance feeling when brushing teeth, and strong detergency. But the formula needs to pay attention to stability.
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| Sodium lauroyl sarcosinate (95% powder) | • Excellent foaming performance, fine foam, mild and durable • Emulsifying and stabilizing the formula, making the toothpaste feel milder and more comfortable. • Compared with liquid sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, the product made with powder is more refreshing and less offensive. |
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| IPMP | • Used in oral products to improve oral ulcers, halitosis and other problems easy to get good results;
• Applied to skin care, has a good therapeutic effect on skin acne • It is easy to achieve anti-dandruff and anti-itch effect when applied to washing and care products. |
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| Sodium benzoate | • Commonly used food preservatives, which can prevent deterioration and acid, prolong shelf life, and are widely used in countries around the world.
• Strong anti-corrosion ability under acidic use conditions, and better effect under weak alkaline conditions, but to achieve the same anti-corrosion effect should be slightly increased. • Low irritation to oral skin mucosa, basically no bitter taste. |
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| Titanium dioxide | • Coloring agent, rubbing agent.
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| Hydroxyapatite | • Used in oral care products to help prevent cavities and whiten teeth. Improve tooth hardness, improve tooth surface finish, and can absorb pathogenic bacteria in the oral environment.
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| Zinc citrate | • Inhibit bacterial growth, but not easy to develop drug resistance.
• Can also be used as a buffer. • It is necessary to provide trace amounts of zinc to the enamel or dentin layer. |
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| Sodium fluoride | • Adding sodium fluoride to toothpaste can play a role in preventing caries, because fluoride and enamel can form fluorine apatite on the surface of enamel, improve the hardness and acid resistance of enamel, and reduce the formation of plaque, reducing the incidence of dental caries.
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| Strontium chloride | • Strontium chloride is a neutral salt with very low toxicity, and has shown strong strontium chloride adhesion to all calcified tissues, including dentin, in a variety of widely studied drugs. The effect of strontium on dentin hypersensitivity is thought to be caused by blocking the open dentin tubules in the form of strontium calcified apatite. Strontium chloride is convenient and safe to use in desensitizing toothpaste, and is widely used at home and abroad.
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| Methyl salicylate | • Strong antibacterial ability; It is widely used in oral care products to prevent bad breath and gingivitis.
• Plant origin. |
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| Borneol | • Strong antibacterial ability; It is widely used in oral care products to prevent bad breath and gingivitis.
• Plant origin. |
