What is Nano-Hydroxyapatite? Here’s What You Need to Know!

[@tonystorcke]

We use hydroxypapatite in biochemistry. I remember when I was young and I asked mu biology teacher if we could use it in toothpaste since it is made from grounded animal bones. He laughed. That was 30 years ago.

[@clanski1634]

You’d of made a lot of money!!!

[@omgzfuup]

Great example of how we have to cut our teeth with education. Part of that is learning when to trust ourselves.

[@RL-rm1cx]

I would like to mention that there are multiple publications that have shown that nHAp, while has benefits for bone and tooth regeneration, can and does also agglomerate in vital organs such as liver and kidneys. This can happen even if applied topically. In light this research, it is banned for use by the EC. It possesses some powerful properties that could incredibly useful but we should always remember there’s no magic bullet (just look at Ozempic). We have to be cognizant of continuous research.

[@Magnulus76]

Nano-HA and other calcium phosphates are great for sensitive teeth. I have been using nano-HA for years, even when it was hard to find (I bought imported BioRepair and used that). Unlike flouride, it actually goes deep into the tooth, into the dentin. Fluoride is mainly good for protecting from acid erosion, which is common in the western diet. But if you avoid sugar and junk foods, nano-HA works great. You also don't have to worry about fluoride toxicity if you are prone to swallowing toothpaste.

[@greatoralhealth]

Wow that's fantastic you you are ahead of the crowd on this! This is exactly why, unlike many other brands who use very low amounts, we've packed our toothpaste with 11%, 5% hydroxyapatite and 6% nano-hydroxyapatite.

[@balla2828]

What is the difference between nano-hydroxyapatite and regular hydroxyapatite?

[@TTheDoubleT]

@@balla2828 Nano is small enough to go into small holes etc in the teeth - regular size will just lay on top and not go into

[@balla2828]

@@TTheDoubleT It seems what is super important is that percentage amount of nano-hydroxyapatite contained in the toothpaste of each brand. What is the percentage amount in apagard?? Which brands contain the highest percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite???? Also there is this new brand called NOBS. Do you have any info on it??? There is also a brand called Boka, famous in U.S. Can you please do a deep comparison between Biorepair, NOBS, Boka and Apagard?? Which has the highest percentage of hydroxyapatite out of them??

[@mlevine1772]

It worked for me. Hydroxyapatite has remineralized more than one cavity of mine. I'm a now 45 year old female and I've been using remineralizing tooth paste for about 6 years now. It has filled in the lines I get from occasionally grinding my teeth at night. I don't grind all the time. Just when I'm particularly stressed so that's why I didn't wear a mouth guard. it usually takes about 3 or 4 days to demineralize the cavities. ...and then the pain is gone. It's not just the toothpaste though. I have not drunk soda since I was twelve. I don't drink sugar or acidic drinks and I eat almost no grains or processed food and almost no sugar or sweeteners. I eat a lot of grass fed and pasture raised meat, wild caught fish, tons clean healthy fat and some veggies. ... Not much fruit at the moment because I'm healing my gut but I don't eat junk. Teeth absolutely do remineralize but if yours are not it could be that you need to change your diet or drink things that don't have as much acid or sugar or it could be that the cavities were too far along. I have not had anything deeper than a millimetre. If that helps... But use the remineralizing tooth paste and prove it to yourself. Why let other people tell you what your teeth can or can't do? See for yourself.

[@4everfaithfulun2Him]

You'll struggle healing your gut eating mostly animals, animal fat and no fiber, no antioxidants, no antimicrobials, and no antibiotics (fruits and vegetables). It's impossible actually.

[@threadfix]

@@4everfaithfulun2Himhave you tried it? And speaking from experience?

[@Viv8ldi]

Hydroxapatite changed my life and its prooven. Its a good alternative for fluoride

[@Stevethesearcher]

Excellent presentation. Very useful to me. I have been having this problem so I have been researching this area. Thank you for the information.

[@greatoralhealth]

You're most welcome. We are do glad you are enjoying the content!

[@joyboy-zx]

What if you chipped only the superficial enamel, but didn't go all the way to the dentin. Would it still deposit into the enamal concavity and remineralize until it's convex at least?

[@arpitsharma8947]

just purchased a flouride free nano-ha toothpaste.. thanks for giving scientific backing to nano-ha

[@greatoralhealth]

Hello @arpit sharma. Thank you for watching our videos. Our Nano HA toothpaste is made with a full 11% Hydroxyapatite and not all toothpaste has such a high concentration. If you need anything you can email us at [e-mail] . You can sign up our newsletter at the website www.greatoralhealth.com or download our eBook :)

[@shivtharun8628]

Hi arpit, can you please say the toothpaste company name

[@teresabasson3809]

​@@shivtharun8628 ...If it helps, I use BOKA -fluoride free -Nano HA. I have noticed the whitening of the teeth.

[@flip110119]

Has this been proven more effective at occluding the Dentin Tubules and decreasing dentin hypersensitivity compared to Stannous Fluoride?

[@holidayrap]

I don't know the science behind it. But I get a much better result from using both fluoride and HA. A pea sized amount of each on my toothbrush. Great concise and clear explanation of how HA works. Thank yoU!

[@gullivertrot]

how do you use it..the process. Could you be more descriptive about the usage.

[@holidayrap]

@@gullivertrot simply put equal amounts (small) on tooth brush. Brush as normal. BUT do NOT rinse and wait about half hour to eat. Also do right before bed.

[@eren5411]

Where u get ha ?

[@greatoralhealth]

@@eren5411 Thank you for your interest. You can order our products from our website www.greatoralhealth.com, or also try eBay (US) and we can ship to most locations in the world although shipping costs and import fees do apply. Thank you again and you can always reach us at [e-mail]

[@terrymeland9989]

This is the best explanation of the function and benefit of nano-hydroxyapatite (nHA) that I have seen. Q: If I have used a HNA toothpaste for a decent period of time (~ three years). So do I still need to use it - or are all the dental tubules re-mineralized by now and so I either (a) do not have to use a toothpaste w/ nHA or (b) only need to use it X times per week instead of twice a day.

[@Neeko_Z]

im digging this explanation...

[@RyukoMeows]

Thank you so much for making this video doc!

[@greatoralhealth]

You're very much welcome! . If you need anything you can email us at [e-mail] . You can sign up our newsletter at the website www.greatoralhealth.com or download our eBook :)

[@Shawn-hl9ks]

Would infrared light therapy and sound frequency therapy enhance the absorption into the pre existing crystalline matrix?

[@pestimom6572]

Thanks for a great explanation. I'm using hydroxyapatite toothpaste - not sure if it's nano. Is there a link to the toothpaste you recommend?

[@DaredevilsplayguitaR]

thank you so much, I really understand it much better now and appreciate the quality instruction. You deserve a long healthy life and more! Thanks again

[@carolinaescobedo5431]

Loveee this!!

[@greatoralhealth]

Hello! Thanks for your comment. If you need anything you can email us at [e-mail]. You can sign up for our newsletter at the website www.greatoralhealth.com or download our eBook :)

[@mwakoikombelwa2735]

In developing countries like zambia ,its hard to convince people to minimize on certain types of food and drinks that. Causes cavities st higher rate. Hence Zambia strongly recommend the flouride toothpaste

[@greatoralhealth]

Thanks for sharing that perspective. It is definitely true that the modern day diet has MUCH to be desired. We choose hydroxyappatite in our toothpaste, because it does what fluoride does, but naturally!

[@clanski1634]

What is the effective % of the Nano for it to be effective.

[@sinnieleeonUtube]

Can you please also do a video on how nano silver particles and stannous flouride work ? Do they just help kill the bacteria that destroy the teeth.

[@PSTWFB]

nano hydroxyapetite#bones#grafting#piezoelectric#material #precipitation#method#sodium#potassium kzbin.info/www/bejne/kF6xg2uBjs-AqpY

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you for this - we will send this feedback to the doctor.

[@solangevolpi1362]

Grazie ❤

[@sunsetkizz1]

Thank you ☺️

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you so much for watching. To know more about our oral care products please visit our website www.greatoralhealth.com. You can also sign up for our newsletter and free ebook for more informational materials.

[@ezpz9340]

I have a question, does HA (not nano form) give resistance to acids and protect the enamel and dentin from wearing down?

[@greatoralhealth]

Hydroxyapatite is a natural form of calcium that the body uses to form bones and teeth. It is a naturally occurring mineral and it makes up the majority of our teeth and bones. In fact, this form of calcium makes up over 90% of your enamel and over 70% of your inner dentin. One reason it works so well on your teeth is that it is biocompatible-meaning it is compatible with life (in this case your body). So, unlike fluoride, which is not native to your body, hydroxyapatite actually is what your body uses to make your enamel. The way it works, to remineralize teeth, is that it replaces the minerals that are lost to the acids from foods, bacteria, acidic pH in the mouth as well as erosion from daily wear and tear. It fills in those microscopic cracks and holes, created by erosion, acids, and tooth decay. One of the main ways that the body transports hydroxyapatite to your teeth is through saliva. The bottom line, hydroxyapatite is what your body uses to repair your teeth. However, with our modern diets and the common bacterial imbalances in your mouth, your body’s natural enamel repair becomes overloaded and overwhelmed. The use of hydroxyapatite delivers the support and backup that your body needs to remineralize and strengthen your teeth against the daily attacks of bacteria, acids, and erosion. Especially in the nano form as this has been engineered for super effective and efficient remineralization.

[@johnnyxmusic]

When you use nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste… Should you leave it on your teeth for a little while to be absorbed. …. And you talk about remineralizing your teeth through saliva. But the hydroxyapatite is already going to be rinsed out of your mouth. If you could say more about that.

[@sprinklez057]

So well described! Thank you so much for this

[@greatoralhealth]

We are so glad you liked the video!

[@mildtotemperate]

Does it help reverse cavities?

[@wr7819]

Thank you, great info

[@risvanm4636]

Good or bad for teeths..?

[@nikunjchoudhari3800]

What % is ideal in a toothpaste? On the board I saw 11% but in description it shows 6.5%?

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you for your interest. This is a very, very important question to ask. There are several kinds of toothpaste that promote hydroxyapatite but as this is an expensive ingredient, especially in a nano form, the actual amount can be just a token amount. Based on clinical studies, a minimum of 10% concentration is recommended for full effectiveness. We have exceeded this in our toothpaste formulation with a full 11% hydroxyapatite (6% in the nano form). That is why we believe our toothpaste to be the best there is for sensitivity relief and for mineralizing your enamel. To know more about our products, please visit our website www.greatoralhealth.com download our free ebook and sign up for our newsletter for more informational materials,

[@cupidok2768]

Appetite sounds like hungry

[@ThoseStairsTheFirst]

@@greatoralhealth But it's only 6% nano hydroxyapatite in your toothpaste and the studies say at least 10% nano hydroxyapate is needed for significant results?

[@greatoralhealth]

Please share which studies you are referring to? Our research shows 10% overall hydroxyapatite is best for effectiveness and we split our 11% with 6% nano and 5% regular to be able to mineralize the surface and inner parts of the teeth adequately.

[@balla2828]

​@@greatoralhealth Doesn't the Nano hydroxyapatite do the same thing of the Macro hydroxyapatite + it also does it's nano jobs aswell on top of that right? Could you please clarify?

[@december40th35]

could you do research on dr jen toothpaste i was thinking about buying it ?

[@Dee_Dee794]

I just bought it recently & it has a nice taste & texture.

[@sinnieleeonUtube]

Does remineralize means you revive the decay back to normal again ? If so, once your tooth is remineralized and healthy again with Nano-Hydroxyapatite , can you get the cavity/hole filled with resin/composite without DRILLING anything out. thank You .

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you for your question. With mineralization one strengthens the enamel and tooth, and can prevent further cavities or the growth of that cavity, but it does not fill a cavity already formed. To this date, there is no technology that can rebuild teeth yet but we are always searching for new developments in this area!

[@Shawn-hl9ks]

Infrared light therapy combined with sound frequency can help activate dentin pull stem cells. Infrared leads to the reorganization of the enamel matrix, but in terms of producing new enamel from the inside out that's only possible during tooth development. However, combining nanohydroxyabitie with Infrared and sound frequencies along with continuous controlled microbrasiin on newly formed enamel layers could possibly allow continuous layers to build upon each other, as microbrasion would create crevices for the ha particles to latch on and stick to. This is a hypothesis. Chatgpt said potentially a paste could be made combing various photon reactivate molecules and nano ha, where it could have a controlled release of ha by using Infrared to activate these molecules, where it could release the ha particles in a manner that would allow continuous enamel layers to be built upon eachother

[@ahmaddavis1838]

What are your thoughts on perioscience toothpaste?

[@greatoralhealth]

We have not tested or compared the toothpastes. But it does not appear, from the ingredient list, that it contains any nano-hydroxyapatite. It is this engineered form that is clinically proven to repair and strengthen enamel. It is superior and more efficient. We use a high-percentage blend of nano-hydroxyapatite along with naturally occurring hydroxyapatite. We have found that this blend is effective.

[@cecadan]

Hydroxyapatite is the same with Calcium Hidroxyapatite - capsules?

[@balla2828]

What is the difference between nano-hydroxyapatite and regular hydroxyapatite?

[@greatoralhealth]

Great question. The nano-particles are very small, specifically so they can actually go into the dentinal tubules and not just lay on top of the teeth. They are about 1/40th of the size of regular hydroxyapatite particles. We have 6.5% of our 11% of hydroxyapatite that is nano-hydroxyapatite. MOST toothpastes do not actually use nano or use very little. Dr. Paul O'Malley, who created our toothpaste, after many years of research, found that 5% is an effective amount in a toothpaste. That way you are mineralizing not just the top but to a certain depth of the teeth. Feel free to reach out to us for even more detailed information.

[@mehdielabdaoui1955]

In France we have regenerate it the nano technology. They say it was 9 years of studies.

[@oneofgodschildren]

How many thousands of dollars does it cost?

[@greatoralhealth]

One tube is usually $19.99, but right now, it’s available for $15.99.

[@Alohalaniwoman]

Is Apaguard Royal toothpaste the best nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste? What do u recommend?

[@greatoralhealth]

We are not familiar with Apagaurd or how effective it may or may not be. What is unique about our brand of hydroxyappatite toothpaste is that is has both nano and regular particles which most toothpaste don't. The nano-particles are very small, specifically, so they can actually go into the dentinal tubules and not just lay on top of the teeth. They are about 1/40th of the size of regular hydroxyapatite particles. MOST toothpaste does not actually use nano or use very little. Dr. Paul O'Malley, who created our toothpaste, after many years of research, found that with both you are mineralizing not just the top but to a certain depth of the teeth. With both types, we are mineralizing into the dentinal tubules and the surface of the teeth. Also, most toothpastes list glycerin as a first or early ingreients which is a filler. We are 99.99% glycerin free!

[@TruthSeekerzz]

Sir I really appreciate your explanation and presentation. I will go on your website and purchase your toothpaste since I have been doing research on the exact subject. I am just curious on what your opinion is on other brands. I have used Biomin and I'm currently using Biorepair. Can you tell me the size of your nano compared to Biomin and Biorepair? Or can you just tell me the size of your nano? Also, once the nanohydroxyappetite goes into the tubules, are they permanently there? Or is this a temporary fix?

[@greatoralhealth]

I appreciate your interest in our products. Hydroxyapatite is the natural form of calcium that makes up most of your enamel and your bones. It is the natural bone-building substance of your body. Nano means very small and tiny. In order to bond effectively to your enamel, we use a patented process to "nano-ize" the hydroxyapatite. This makes for a very effective way to mineralize and strengthen your teeth. Our patented form has been clinically tested for highly effective sensitivity relief. As a bonus, hydroxyapatite is naturally pure white so it provides a whitening boost as well.oRepair the biomimetic properties to integrate microparticles with enamel and dentin, with consequent mineralising and restorative action.

[@kingkon164]

Just read about this. 👍🏾 But my question is how long does it last.

[@greatoralhealth]

A bit hard to answer because one would generally use our toothpaste every day. In general, we have seen sensitivity relief within weeks and this maintains as one continues to use the n-HA toothpaste. The nano bond is fairly strong, and so one would generally see a lasting effect. From personal experience, I ran out of toothpaste when traveling and did not use it for several weeks and personally did not see the return of sensitivity.

[@kingkon164]

@@greatoralhealth thanks

[@gullivertrot]

@@greatoralhealth Could you recommend (name) the one you were using.

[@Carlentinesexclusives]

Lovely

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you for your interest in our products. Glad to know you love our products. If you need anything you can email us at [e-mail]. You can sign up for our newsletter at the website www.greatoralhealth.com or download our ebook :)

[@LordJasonKing]

Where can you get nano paste?

[@NegarRiahi]

Great

[@priyadharshinimanavalan7134]

i have a doubt , i know your are a dentist but .., can HA regenerate when it is used to coat a weared boned . willl it help osteoporosis?

[@greatoralhealth]

We do cover this in our other videos but to be clear, HA will not regenerate teeth or enamel. That technology is not developed yet. What HA does is to remineralized the teeth and in the nano form this creates a highly effective bond to strengthen the enamel and protect against sensitivity. But it will not regrow teeth.

[@priyadharshinimanavalan7134]

@@greatoralhealth oh thank you so much

[@greatoralhealth]

@@priyadharshinimanavalan7134 You're welcome.

[@ScottWood-p6z]

Wow!!!

[@scandinavianimport7751]

Which brand(s) would you recommend? Thank you

[@greatoralhealth]

We recommend going to our brand website and exploring our natural oral care products there: www.greatoralhealth.com Hope that helps :)

[@everythingeverything8627]

This toothpaste is naturally yellow, if I’m also whitening my teeth at the same time, is there a risk my teeth could stain yellow from the toothpaste?

[@kratosSOZ]

Do you not recommend electric toothbrushes?

[@kratosSOZ]

@@greatoralhealth thank you for thorough response. Helped a lot

[@greatoralhealth]

You're welcome!

[@greatoralhealth]

Hello Logan! Our preferred method is to manually brush your teeth using a soft-bristled toothbrush. The reason is that manually you have more control over the pressure and the angle of brushing. An electric toothbrush often comes with stiffer bristles and most users apply too much pressure on their teeth and gums. Over time, this is damaging to both the enamel and your gums. That being said, if there is an issue with manually brushing your teeth (impaired hand functions or such) then you can certainly use an electric toothbrush BUT make sure you have a soft-bristled brush attached and pay attention to maintain GENTLE PRESSURE on your teeth and gums.

[@gabrielsecviar9655]

I heard it was banned recently in european contries or somewhere. What are the risks?

[@khosrowsabetghadam8629]

The Risks are better Tooth and less going to Dentists & and less Money for the System.

[@archtech1819]

Hey i got cavities it will help in that?

[@greatoralhealth]

Unfortunately, there is no technology yet that can regrow teeth and fill in an existing cavity. However, with the use of our OraRestore Tooth and Gum Oil to inhibit the bad bacteria in your mouth, along with the the use of our oral probiotics that give you the beneficial bacteria you need, you can restore a healthy bacterial balance to your mouth and work to prevent future cavities from forming. So yes, using our oral probiotics can definitely help with cavities in general! We strongly recommend our very powerful trifecta of the oral probiotics at night before bed, the OraRestore oil during the day after eating and drinking and our mineralizing toothpaste in the morning and evening when brushing! You can find our products on our website, www.greatoralhealth.com and you can always reach us at [e-mail] for further information and assistance.

[@kathleenking47]

​@@greatoralhealthxylitol helps

[@kathleenking47]

​@@greatoralhealth How about Birch xylitol

[@balla2828]

Would it be better if your toothpaste was full nano instead of being a mix of both regular hydroxyapatite and nano?

[@greatoralhealth]

The nano-particles are very small, specifically, so they can actually go into the dentinal tubules and not just lay on top of the teeth. They are about 1/40th of the size of regular hydroxyapatite particles. MOST toothpaste does not actually use nano or use very little. Dr. Paul O'Malley, who created our toothpaste, after many years of research, found that with both you are mineralizing not just the top but to a certain depth of the teeth. With both types, we are mineralizing into the dentinal tubules and the surface of the teeth. Feel free to reach out to us for even more details

[@phalisatumblin1249]

Is risewell and Boka toothpaste a nano- hydroxyapatite?

[@greatoralhealth]

RiseWell toothpaste does contain hydroxyapatite, a natural form of calcium phosphate that is the primary element in your enamel. However, hydroxyapatite does not readily remineralize your teeth. It is helpful to have it in a toothpaste and this adds hydroxyapatite to your saliva and this can help your saliva in its remineralization process BUT in this form it is not super efficient. The effective way to remineralize your enamel is with NANO-hydroxyapatite with is a super tiny form that is formulated in a lab and is designed to efficiently and effectively bond to the micro pockets in your enamel and so provide superior remineralization and strengthening to your teeth. Not all nano-hydroxyapatite is the same. We use a patented form that is clinically proven to work. And, although formulated in a lab, it is natural and safe. Boka toothpaste does contain NHA but there is no information on what kind of NHA they use or what the percentage is. Our brand contains a full 11% hydroxyapatite (6% NHA and 5% HA). And we use a patented and clinically proven form of NHA for effective results.

[@balla2828]

@@greatoralhealth Would it be better if your toothpaste was full nano instead of being a mix of both regular hydroxyapatite and nano? Can you please explain why yours is not full nano?

[@michaelatwaoi7876]

why not just MIX the normal size with the nana size?

[@E-BikingAdventures]

Why is hydroxyapitite only benificial if it's looked at under a scanning electron microscope? My bones benifit from it and there's no microscope around here.

[@greatoralhealth]

What we have found in our research and development of the toothpaste - which actually took 14 years is that the idea was to have two sources and to utilize both the micro and macro side of hydroxyapatite technology. Macro aids in encouraging giving the body (specifically the oral cavity, teeth, and gums) the ingredients most beneficial to aid in the natural process of self-mineralization of our teeth. The Nano hydroxyapatite aspect is small enough to get into the dentinal tubules. This can really handle the interface of the dentin enamel junction and will occlude any exposed dentinal tubules, bringing about a significant reduction in sensitivity and a maximum chance for natural remineralization on a microscopic level. Please visit our website www.greatoralhealth.com to explore more about our natural oral care products.

[@balla2828]

@@greatoralhealth Doesn't the Nano hydroxyapatite do the same thing of the Macro + it also does it's nano jobs aswell on top of the macro no? Because you said "Macro aids in encouraging giving the body (specifically the oral cavity, teeth, and gums) the ingredients most beneficial to aid in the natural process of self-mineralization of our teeth". Could you please explain or clarify?

[@anto_thiyah144]

Is it natural or synthetic?

[@greatoralhealth]

We use a high-percentage blend of nano-hydroxyapatite along with naturally occurring hydroxyapatite. We have found that this blend is effective. We use a patented form that is clinically proven to work. And, although formulated in a lab, it is natural and safe

[@joimartin9064]

So this repairs cavities?

[@greatoralhealth]

In its very beginning stages, before it has gotten through the enamel, the nano-hydroxyapatite can help to strengthen the enamel. However, sadly, once the cavity has broken through the enamel one must see the dentist for treatment, and the sooner the better because then it's an easy fix. To date, there are several researchers working in these areas on regrowing enamel and reversing cavities, but the inner lay of the tooth is called dentin and once the decay gets into the dentin, we don't have a way yet to regrow the dentin. Trust me, at Great Oral Health, we keep our eyes and ears wide open for such breakthroughs!

[@kathleenking47]

​@@greatoralhealth XYLITOL may help with dentin.. As long as it's arrested

[@nicolette3436]

How does it compare to biomin f?

[@greatoralhealth]

Biomin, according to their website, does not contain hydroxyapatite. It is a type of compound that adheres to the teeth. It contains calcium, phosphate, and fluoride. It works by slowing dissolving over 12 hours and releasing those three ingredients to assist remineralization

[@darlene971]

If it says micrcrystalline hydroxyapatite it is same enough

[@greatoralhealth]

No, the two are not the same thing. Micro hydroxyapatite particles are bigger than nano particles. Micro hydroxyapatite is sourced from nature, not made in the lab. Our nano-hydroxyapatite was researched and designed specifically for bonding to and mineralizing tooth enamel. The particles are far smaller and clinically shown to improve enamel strength and to reduce sensitivity issues.

[@ainsleyameerali7622]

DR Paul great oral health products are super awesome !!! I would suggest to anyone ... give it try .... crest/ colgate is nothing !!!

[@greatoralhealth]

Thank you for your comment! I appreciate it 😊