Fluormex gel 50 g

Aminofluorocarbons limit the adhesion and colonization of bacteria on the tooth tissues and the formation of plaque and block the tooth canals, which helps to reduce tooth hypersensitivity. Fluorine contained in aminofluorocarbons protects enamel and tooth. Fluorine ions are embedded in the crystal mesh of the tooth enamel, so that minor damage to the enamel is remineralized. Absorption of fluoride by the oral mucosa is limited and accounts for less than 1% of the daily absorption. Within 24 hours, 50% of fluoride is excreted in the urine, 15-25% in feces and sweat, and the remaining amount is bound in hard tissues. The concentration of fluoride in the tooth increases with age and is higher near the pulp than at the site of the enamel-tooth junction.