I had to find a source to explain it to my wife.

  • Japan Dental Association Commentary
  • https://www.jda.or.jp/park/prevent/xylitol_04.html
  • I remember that “the bacteria that increase by feeding on xylitol are the convenient bacteria,” but that’s not true.
  • Most of the mutans bacteria cannot feed on xylitol and die.
  • On the other hand, there is a mutant strain that does not take up xylitol, and after 3 months of xylitol intake, this strain becomes the majority.
    • This strain produces less lactic acid and calculates less plaque and sticky substances

https://www.amazon.co.jp/歯科医院専用-オーラルケア-歯科用キシリトールガム-クリアミント味-153g (approx. 90 grains) - set of 3/dp/B00GQV353G/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Oral Care+ xylitol&qid=1625895527&sprefix=oralcare%E3%80%80kiri&sr=8-5

As for accelerated remineralization, I’ve seen accelerated in a laboratory environment, but I’m not sure how it works in a human biological environment.

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yasuo-Miake/publication/269428100_Effects_of_Xylitol_on_Remineralization_of_Artificial_Demineralized_Enamel/links/57551b2c08ae6807fb04d5e9/Effects-of-Xylitol-on-Remineralization-of-Artificial-Demineralized-Enamel.pdf

  • Concours F and he was consulted on how to use it differently.

  • Chlorhexidine gluconate has a long-lasting effect, so maybe Concours F before bed…

  • oral care


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