Soladey Ionic Toothbrush

Bacteria in plaque act on food, producing acid.
Saliva will neutralize the acid, but when plaque builds up, it acts as a barrier and will prevent the neutralization.

The secret of this Soladey Toothbrush is a patented Titanium Dioxide (TIC2) Rod, a space age metal that, when exposed to both natural or artificial light, releases negative ions.
Mixed together with saliva , those electrons will attract the positive ions (of hydrogen) of the acidity of the dental plaque in a way that the plaque will be disintegrated.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

Exposed to any kind of luminous source:

- a fluorescent light of the bathroom,
- an ordinary bulb,
- sunlight.

The photosensitive titanium rod inside the Soladey toothbrush, converts light into negative ions.

Toothpaste is not necessary, because the water produced by the saliva is an active element. More hygienic and more economical, you even do not need to use toothpaste, which may contain animal gelatine. You only have to replace the toothbrush head as often as you would have to renew your ordinary standard toothbrush.

A TOOTHBRUSH FOR LIFE.

A COMPLETE NEW APPROACH TO DENTAL HYGIENE:
* THIS BRUSH IS A REGULAR HOUSEHOLD ITEM IN JAPAN, WHERE SALES TOP OVER 2 MILLIONS UNITS PER YEAR
* REMOVE COFFEE AND TOBACCO STAINS
* IMPROVE BAD BREATH, PARTICULARLY FOR SMOKERS
* EFFICACY PROVED BY NUMEROUS JAPANESE AND CANADIAN STUDIES

Clinical studies show that titanium exposed to a light source has an excellent bacterical capacity against Streptococcus mutans., a micro-organism found in the mouth that is particularly related to dental caries.

(Onada et al. photocatalytic bactericidal effect of powdered TiO2 on Streptococcus mutans bateria., Denki Kagaku, 56, 1108-1109, 1988).

In Japan a clinical report on titanium toothbrushes found that dental plaque removal was significant during the early phase of plaque formation and concluded that the brush was effective in the control of plaque.

(Kusonoki et al. A study on the effect of the solar energy toothbrush on the control of dental plaque. J Osaka Odont. Soc., 49; 550-559, 1986).

Another Japanese study concluded that improvements in gingivitis and oral hygiene can be expected by using a toothbrush equipped with a titanium semiconductor.

(Niwa et al. Clinical study on the control of dental plaque using a photo energy conversion toothbrush equipped with a TiO2 semiconductor. Shigaku Vol. 77 No. 2 August 1989).

A clinical study conducted at a Canadian College of Dentistry indicated that removal of plaque - from buccal surfaces especially – was more apparent using the ionic brush than it was using the control brush without semiconductor..

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