Why XYLITOL?

Xylitol is supported by
SCIENTIFIC CERTIFICATION.

The government has encouraged the consumption of Xylitol since 1970’s .
Started to teach the mechanism of Xylitol at kindergartens and schools .
Began to provide Xylitol to kindergartens, schools, dental offices…
DMFT of each age group has decreased year by year .

Nordblad A ym . Suun terveydenhuoltoa terveyskeskuksissa 1970-luvulta vuoteen 2000 . Stakes, Raportteja 278 , Helsinki 2004. Nordblad A ym . Suun terveydenhuoltoa terveyskeskuksissa 1970-luvulta vuoteen 2000 . Stakes, Raportteja 278 , Helsinki 2004.

12.3 at 1975 8.0 at 1982 6.3 at 1985 4.7 at 1988 3.0 at 1991 2.8 at 1994 2.6 at 1997 2.5 at 2000 11.5 at 1975 10.0 at 1982 8.5 at 1985 5.4 at 1988 4.7 at 1991 3.9 at 1994 3.7 at 1997 3.7 at 2000 7.0 at 1975 4.0 at 1982 3.0 at 1985 2.0 at 1988 1.0 at 1991 1.2 at 1994 1.3 at 1997 1.5 at 2000 5.0 at 1975 2.7 at 1982 2.1 at 1985 1.8 at 1988 1.4 at 1991 1.0 at 1994 0.9 at 1997 1.0 at 2000 3.6 at 1975 1.9 at 1982 1.2 at 1985 0.8 at 1988 0.7 at 1991 0.6 at 1994 0.5 at 1997 0.4 at 2000 2.0 at 1975 0.8 at 1982 0.7 at 1985 0.5 at 1988 0.4 at 1991 0.3 at 1994 1.4 at 1975 0.2 at 1982 0.2 at 1985 0.2 at 1988 0.2 at 1991 0.2 at 1994 0.2 at 1997 0.2 at 2000

Nordblad A ym . Suun terveydenhuoltoa terveyskeskuksissa 1970-luvulta vuoteen 2000 .
Stakes, Raportteja 278 , Helsinki 2004.

XYLITOL
does not produce acid

Nordblad A ym . Suun terveydenhuoltoa terveyskeskuksissa 1970-luvulta vuoteen 2000 . Stakes, Raportteja 278 , Helsinki 2004.

Among of all the sugar alcohols, xylitol has the lowest acid production

  • Heart Disease/Stroke Risk
    Normal fungal surface

    Xylitol does not produce acid

    Normally, plaque on the surface of teeth is made up of about 10-15% good bacteria (mutans streptococci that are not sensitive to Xylitol) and about 85-90% bad bacteria (mutans streptococci that are sensitive to Xylitol).
    When there is food debris or sugar in the mouth, the bad bacteria ingest it and produce acid. This acid is what causes tooth decay. These bad bacteria store energy and multiply, releasing a sticky substance that sticks firmly to the surface of the teeth.
    This makes them difficult to remove even with a toothbrush. Good bacteria do not release sticky substances.
    This makes them easy to remove with a toothbrush and less likely to cause tooth decay.

  • Increase the Risk of Dementia
    Bacteria surface that ingested XYLITOL

    When Xylitol is present, bad bacteria try to ingest it and produce acid in the same way as they would with other sugars, but are unable to do so.
    In the end, they end up excreting the Xylitol they ingested.
    However, the bad bacteria then take in the Xylitol once it has been excreted. In this case, Xylitol does not provide energy for the bad bacteria.
    Instead, they consume energy and their numbers decrease. Good bacteria do not ingest Xylitol. Therefore, they do not consume energy and their numbers gradually increase.

  • Respiratory Disease
    Bacteria surface of those who
    regularly ingested XYLITOL

    If you continue to eat Xylitol three times a day after meals, most of the bacteria will become good bacteria.
    It has been reported that if you continue to eat Xylitol (for more than two weeks), about 75-83% of the bacteria will become good bacteria. The increased good bacteria are less likely to cause cavities and can be easily removed with a toothbrush. This also reduces the amount of plaque on the surface of the teeth.

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If you don't take care of dental health,
what does your health go ?

Taking care of dental health is not just important for your teeth, gums, and breath but also affects 
other medical problems inside your body. Having poor oral hygiene can lead to a variety of dental
problems and other diseases that you may not be aware of.

  • Heart Disease/Stroke Risk

    Heart Disease / Stroke Risk

    Heart Disease/Stroke RiskPeople with periodontal disease have more likely twofold greater risk to suffer from heart disease and arterial narrowing caused by bacteria and plaque entering the bloodstream through the gums.
    These bacteria contain a clot-promoting protein that can clog arteries and increase the risk of heart attack...

  • Increase the Risk of Dementia

    Increase the Risk of Dementia

    Increase the Risk of DementiaTooth loss due to poor dental health is considered to increase the risk factor for memory loss and early stage of Alzheimer’s disease. One study called ‘Behavioral and Brain Functions’ found that gum infections will release substances that may cause brain inflammation and destroy the brain cells.

  • Respiratory Disease

    Respiratory Disease

    Respiratory DiseaseA study published in Periodontology Journal uncovered that bacteria from periodontal disease are able to travel through the bloodstream then attack lungs and acute. Especially for people who already have lungs and acute problems, the risk of suffering from respiratory disease is considered to be higher.

  • Respiratory Disease

    Genital Disease

    Genital DiseaseMen with periodontal disease are 7 times as likely to develop erectile dysfunction as men with good dental hygiene. Pregnant women who suffer from gums infections may lead to blood infection and increase the risk of premature birth. A research presented at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology also found that women having gum disease took an average of seven months to conceive..

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Tips of dental health care

When you have a good oral health, you are confident in your daily
communication also you are confident to shine.

  • 01. Proper Brushing

    01.Proper Brushing

    Proper BrushingWhen brushing your teeth, you need to position the bristles at an angle of 45 degrees with the gum line and tooth surface. The brushing motion must be gently up-and-down in order to avoid blood oozing from the gums. Lastly, don’t forget to brush the surfaces of your tongue and the roof of your mouth to remove bacteria, which might cause bad breath. Brushing at least twice a day can help preventing acid buildup from the breakdown of food by bacteria. If you do not have time for brushing due to the working schedule, the easiest way is to rinse your mouth with water right after eating to eliminate the amount of food stuck on the tooth surface and spit.

  • 02. Do Flossing

    02.Do Flossing

    Do FlossingBrushing and rinsing your mouth with water can help removing all the remaining food stuck in hard-to-brush position like back teeth and spit. Flossing is considered to be the best way to clean up your teeth completely; however it’s been deemed as time and money wasting from Vietnamese people for long time. If you aware of its benefits, let’s start flossing at least once a day right after brushing your teeth to achieve the best outcome.

  • 03. Avoid Tobacco

    03.Avoid Tobacco

    Avoid TobaccoStaying away from tobacco will save you from oral cancer and periodontal complications. Besides, your teeth might not suffer from side effects caused by tobacco smell eliminators such as candy, tea or coffee, which are considered to be the main reason behind yellow teeth, stained teeth and high risk of cavities.

  • 04. Limit Alcohol, Sodas and Coffee

    04.Limit Alcohol, Sodas and Coffee

    Limit Alcohol, Sodas and CoffeeAlthough these beverages contain a high level of phosphorous, a necessary mineral for healthy teeth, but too much phosphorous can deplete calcium level of the body. This causes dental hygiene problems such as tooth decay and gum disease. Besides, the saccharose and food dye in these kinds of beverage might make pearly white teeth appear dull and discoloured in a very short time of continuous using.

  • 05. Fortify Calcium, Vitamins and Minerals That Are Good For Teeth

    05.Fortify Calcium, Vitamins and Minerals That Are Good
    For Teeth

    Fortify Calcium, Vitamins and Minerals That Are Good For TeethCalcium is essential for teeth as well as your bones. You can drink milk, eat dairy products such as yogurt, cheese or take calcium supplements according to your age and body’s actual demand. Calcium, Vitamin D, Copper, Zinc, Iodine, Iron and Potassium are necessary to maintain the health of gums and teeth, while Vitamin B is also essential for the protection of gums and teeth from cracking and bleeding.

  • 06. Drink Enough Water

    06.Drink Enough Water

    Drink Enough WaterKeeping your mouth moist is really important, because a dry mouth is the perfect atmosphere for plaque development, which is considered the main cause of cavities and gum diseases. Mouth dryness is caused by smoking, alcohol, caffeine and especially some over-the-counter drugs. Drinking plenty of water might help moisturizing your mouth, promoting the healthful action of saliva which supports for good digestion, fighting with germs and preventing cavities.

  • 07. Use Xylitol Products

    07.Use Xylitol Products

    Use Xylitol ProductsXylitol helps reducing the plaque development on the tooth surface, the main cause of cavities. The benefit of preventing tooth decay product containing Xylitol such as gum and toothpaste has been proved to decrease the number of people who have cavities after a long time usage in many countries all over the world.

  • 08. Visit Your Dentist

    08.Visit Your Dentist

    Visit Your DentistYou should visit your dentist at least twice a year to have a full oral health checkup. The professional testing and x-rays exam might help you to find the risk of tooth decay at early stage to prevent from the very first step of its development.

When you have a good oral health,
you are confident in
your daily communication also you are confident to shine.

So, always keep your teeth healthy near you,
with LOTTE XYLITOL DENTAL GUM.

When you have a good oral health, you are confident in your daily communication also you are confident to shine.