Saliva leaves deposits on teeth (pellicle).
Certain bacteria in the mouth stick to the pellicle divide and form colonies. This is how dental plaque forms, and
plaque is the most widely recognized precursor to oral disease.
80% of bacteria that colonize dental plaque are cocci, such as Streptococcus sanguinis and Streptococcus mutans.
Strep, such as these, produce acids that de-mineralize tooth enamel and lead to the development of dental caries,
tooth decay, and infection of gum tissue.
In several studies, CloSYS has been shown to kill these Strep species quickly (within 10 seconds) and thoroughly (100%).
Regular use of CloSYS can halt the presence and growth of these Strep species in the mouth. Lower amounts of these Strep
can reduce plaque, inhibit de-mineralization of tooth enamel, and help stop the onset of gum disease and tooth decay.
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