PROTECT YOUR SWEET SMILE |
The new AnOxident balance mouth care range is an essential part of your daily diabetes care plan. The products have been developed specifically to protect teeth and gums from high levels of glucose in your saliva which can contribute to the oral problems associated with diabetes.
YOUR DAILY MOUTHCARE TREATMENT PLAN |
4 steps to help prevent excess glucose in your mouth, day and night
Step 1: Brush
Brush your teeth with AnOxident balance Toothpaste after every meal. Then floss or use interdental brushes to clean between your teeth.
Step 2: Rinse
To maintain a concentration of active ingredients on your teeth and gums, rinse with AnOxident balance Oral Rinse instead of water.
Step 3: Spray
Control the build-up of excess salivary glucose on teeth and gums during the day with AnOxident balance Oral Spray in between brushings.
Step 4: Apply
For ‘through-the-night’ glucose control apply AnOxident balance Oral Gel to the gums and tongue, or under dentures, before going to bed.
CLINICAL PAPERS |
To download: 2 documents with summaries of supporting clinical evidence
Edition One : 9 clinical papers on the link between diabetes and periodontal disease.
Edition Two : 10 clinical papers on excess glucose in saliva in people with diabetes.
OUR NEXT EVENTS |
2nd World Congress on Diabetes and Endochrinology
This year we are participating in the 2nd World Congress which will take place in Edinburgh (Scotland) from July 31 to August 1, 2020.
“We’ve invited 8 of the most influential Speakers from around the world to give inspirational talks and lead practical workshops”.
Dr. Jean-Paul Perraudin is one of them.
Francophone Diabetes Society – Annual Congress
As in the previous year, we will participate in the annual congress organized by the Société Francophone du Diabète in Brussels (Belgium) from September 8 to 11, 2020.
Come and visit us.
OUR LAST ARTICLE |
The Biochemical Aspects of Diabetes and Oral Health Br J Diabetes 2019;19:93-98
Article published in The British Journal of Diabetes on the biochemical aspects of diabetes and oral health.
WHERE TO BUY? |
WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY |
- Periodontal disease affects glycaemic control.
- At present, there is no specific treatment for diabetic oral disease.
- The wound healing factors of gingiva are impaired due to insulin resistance.
