TH32118A - Toothpaste for hypersensitivity treatment of dentene with limited healing ability. - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (20/04/44) Two-component hypersensitivity toothpaste formula. Was revealed, consisting of one component that contains Potassium salts reduce hypersensitivity, such as potassium nitrate, and a secondary component containing hypersensitivity agent. Stannus salts such as SnF2, part one and two toothpaste components were kept separate until the Used with teeth To reduce dentine sensitization, at least one of the components of toothpaste contains reactive products Oxyethyls of hydrogenated castor oil to reduce tightness. When the combined products are used by consumers Two-component toothpaste formula. Was revealed, consisting of one component that contains Potassium salts reduce tooth sensitivity, such as potassium nitrate, and a second component containing tannous hypersensitivity agents, such as SnF2, the first and second part toothpaste, remain in separate places until the time is reached. Used on teeth To reduce dentine sensitization, at least one of the components of toothpaste consists of an action product Oxyethylene of hydrogenetic castor oil to reduce tightness When the combined products are used by consumers

Claims (9)

1. Formula with toothpaste to reduce tooth sensitivity, two components In which the components are separated but can be dispensed from a single package, the formulation consists of Color drug components The first tooth that contains Potassium salt reduces tooth sensitivity and the second component of toothpaste. Contains hypersensitivity agents, tannas and potassium free. Color drug components The first tooth will be free from stannas. Where at least one component was incorporated therein Reaction products of Oxidation Of hydrogenated castor oil Make when part Assembled, paid off and combined for use are at least approximately 6% by weight of the formula. Blended with less tightness Found by users of the formula 2. The compound formula of claim 1, in which the potassium salt is potassium nitrate. 3. The compound formula of claim 1, in which the stannus salt is a fluoride substitute. 4. Blend formula of claim 1, which castor oil type Oxyethylene hydrogenetic is a reactive product of ethylene oxide and hydrogenetic castor oil. 5. The formula for the mix of claim 1, which type of cooking oil Oxyethylene hydrogenetic is contained in the components of that toothpaste. At a concentration of approximately 6 to approximately 8% by weight 6. Methods for treating dental damage. While limiting the corset field During use which consists of preparation Part one toothpaste ingredient Containing potassium salt to reduce tooth sensitivity and toothpaste, the second part that contains salt stanus. And without potassium salt, the first toothpaste component is free from astral salt. Included in at least one The components of the toothpaste with a compound. Which is the reaction product of oxidation Of hydrogenated castor oil, keeping the first and second components of the toothpaste separate. Until being dispensed for use with teeth that want to reduce dentine sensitivity And then combine Put together the separate toothpaste. And using the components that are combined with the teeth The formulas that have been incorporated are at least approximately 6% by weight of castor oil, oxylactic 7. Method of claim 6 in which the potassium salt is potassium nitrate. 8. Method of claim 6 in which stannus salt is a fluoride substitute. 9. Method of claim 6 Which type of castor oil Oxyethylene hydrogenetic is a reactive product of ethylene oxide and hydrogenetic castor oil 1. 0. Blend formula of claim 6, which small castor oil Oxyethylene hydrogenetic is present in toothpaste components. At a concentration of approximately 6 to approximately 8% by weight