Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Toothpaste like dentist’s cleaning agent (2 of 2)

Also enhanced


Like the rest of Colgate’s Total products, Total Professional Clean is also enhanced with the 12-hour antibacterial protection, a unique patented technology featuring triclosan.

While triclosan is effective in reducing plaque formation, it could only work for a maximum of two hours. To solve this, Colgate used a co-polymer, which acts as some sort of sealant to prolong the retention of triclosan on the teeth and thus, extend its effectiveness. The result is 12 protection that helps prevent plaque from forming on the teeth. Using silica in oral hygiene is no longer new as scientist found that as early as 1.8 million years ago, humans, as found in their remains, used grass stalks to clean their teeth.

This particular grass, scientists found, contains large numbers of hard, abrasive silica particles. Colgate has started a referral program meant to convince consumers to share Colgate’s latest and highly innovative toothpaste by providing the referred consumer a kit containing a 40-gram tube of Colgate Total Professional Clean, information about this cleaning gel and a referral form that can be mailed to more friends and colleagues.

To avail of this Colgate Total Professional Clean sample pack, one may visit the Colgate Pro-Clean Challenge booths at select drugstores and supermarkets up to January 2009.

Ref: dailyinquirer

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