TH3942A - Mixture for use in the mouth against tartar - Google Patents

Abstract

Mixture for oral use Such as mouth rinses and pasty-like toothpastes, creams, gels and powders containing phosphonformic acid or their salts are anti-tartar. And a fluorine-supplying compound for anti-caries was also chosen, and a method of using such mixtures.

Claims (1)

1. In an effective inhibition method on the growth of crystals of hydroxyapatite in conjunction with mortar by dental application, it is regarded that almost no tartar removal is required. In other words, without damage to the dental enamel, the compound contains phosphonoids. And carboxyls present, which characterizes improvement as a process of contact with the teeth in the oral cavity. And then removed with a mouthwash, a paste-like toothpaste, a gel mixture or a cream containing a carrier that is acceptable for oral use with a pH (pH) of about 4.5 to approximately 9, select these mixtures. Obtained from a group containing: A. Mixtures containing phosphonometric acid or salts of this substance, accepted orally, in effective amounts range from approximately 0.01% to approx. 10% by weight, and fluorinated compounds for anti-caries in amounts with an anti-caries effect range from approximately 0.01% to approximately 3.0% by weight. The normic acid, or salts of this substance, accepted by mouth in effective doses range from approximately 0.01% to approximately 10% by weight, and free of effective amounts of fluorine anti-carious compounds. Against tooth decay 2. Dental contact method of claim 1 regarding the use of phosphonformic acid trisodium salt as an anti-tartar. 3. Dental contact method of claim 2 regarding the use of fluorinated compounds for anti-caries in amounts that have an anti-caries effect. 4. Dental contact method of claim 1 regarding the use of fluorine-containing compounds for anti-caries in amounts that have an anti-caries effect. 5. Dental contact method of claim 1 with respect to the use of the substance, approximately 0.1% to approximately 4% by weight. 6. Oral mixtures of claim 1 containing such substances. It is approximately 0.01% to approximately 10% by weight. 7. Dental contact method of claim 1 where the carrier contains water and alcohol and the mixture is a mouthwash. 8. Dental contact method of claim 1, where the carrier consists of a liquid carrier, a gel agent. And a dental abrasive material accepted for teeth, and the mixture is a powder-like toothpaste. 9. The tooth contact method of claim 8 consists of brushing the teeth with a paste-like mixture of such toothpaste. The mixture was immediately removed from the teeth. 1 0. Tooth Contact Method of claim 1, in which the mixture continued to contain a flavoring agent. And the auxiliaries to sweeten the total between 0.01% to about 5% by weight 1 1. Tooth contact method of claim 1, where the carrier contains approximately 6 to 8 pH.