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Own Brand Liquid Toothpaste BUILD YOUR OWN BRAND LIQUID TOOTHPASTE NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. สร้างแบรนด์สินค้ายาสีฟันน้ำของท่าน เพื่อความเป็นหนึ่งทางธุรกิจทันตกรรม : ลักษณะของยาสีฟันที่ทางเราเลือกใช้ 1. รูปแบบน้ำเพื่อให้เข้าได้ลึกถึงซอกเหงือกและฟัน 2. ใช้สารฟองที่มาจากธรรมชาติ ปลอดภัยสูง ฟองละเอียด อ่อนโยน 3. ไม่มีสารขัดเคลือบฟัน สามารถพัฒนาได้หลากหลายสูตร เช่น สูตรลดการอักเสบช่องปาก สูตรลดอาการปวดฟัน สูตรฟอกสีฟัน/ลดหินปูน/ลดคราบ plaque สูตรป้องกันฟันผุ โดยใช้สารนวัตกรรม/มาตราฐานสูงระดับ โลกจากหลายประเทศ มีเลขจดแจ้งกับทาง อ.ย. และสามารถขอ certificate of free sale จัดจำหน่ายได้ในหลายประเทศ NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. สารนวัตกรรม สำคัญที่น่าสนใจในการพัฒนา ผลิตภัณฑ์ ยาสีฟันน้ำ สำหรับดูแลสุขภาพเหงือกและฟัน : GERMANY product : RonaCare® Olaflur (ANTI-CARIES , remineralization / safety fluoride) RonaCare® Bisabolol (GUM CARE , anti-inflamation) RonaCare® Troxerutin (GUM CARE , anti-inflamation) RonaCare® Potussium compounds (ANTI-DENTAL SENSITIVE TEETH) JAPAN product : Biosol (ANTI- PLAQUE safety disinfectant) Coenzyme Q10 (Repair and Heal Periodontal Disease) Thailand product : Clove Oil (very effective antiseptic / relieve dental pain) , Camphor (Oral care prevent Toothache and Bad breath) CHINA product : XYLITOL (disinfectant / flavor) NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. RonaCare® Olaur is an anti-caries agent. It is for use in mouth wash RonaCare® Olaur (ANTI-CARIES , safety uoride) and tooth paste and gels. Our caries prophylaxis and oral hygiene product range includes widely recognized uoride components, antimicrobials as well as anti-inammatory agents. EFFICACY OF ORGANIC FLUORIDE NANO CELLULARNANO CELLULAR LAB LAB i-cosmetic i-cosmetic co.,ltd. co.,ltd. RonaCare® Bisabolol (GUM CARE , anti-inflamation) RonaCare® Bisabolol Nat. is a natural powerful remedy to very sensitive and easily inflamed, irritated skin. Applications range from products in the popular anti-aging and anti-inflammation categories to formulations that address common concerns like premature aging, moisturizing, sebum oxidation control, sensitivity, and skin discoloration. RonaCare® Bisabolol Nat. an oral care ingredient is a clear colorless liquid. RonaCare® Troxerutin (GUM CARE , anti-inflamation) RonaCare® Troxerutin offers powerful anti-inflammatory properties while helping users to prevent cellulite. One of the most stable bioflavonoids, troxerutin, is known to inhibit lipoxygenase, an enzyme responsible for inflammation and allergic conditions. And RonaCare® Troxerutin dramatically inhibits the formation of prostaglandins, the well-known inflammation mediators. NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. Antibacterial activities The following minimum inhibitory concentrations BIOSOL : of Biosol® have been obtained against various bacteria, fungi, and yeasts. Isopropyl methylphenol is an isomer of thymol (primary component of volatile oil from labiate plants), which has been used for centuries as a folk medicine, but its properties are unknown. 1. Characteristics 1) Weak odor and taste It is almost tasteless and odorless. (Mild astringency: A characteristic suitable for cosmetics) 2) Low irritant or sensitizing action It has almost no irritant action 3) Wide spectrum of bactericidal action It acts uniformly on various bacterial, yeast, mold, and some viral species. 4) Ultraviolet absorption and antioxidant activities It absorbs ultraviolet rays of a particular range of wavelength and shows antioxidant action. 5) High stability It is a stable compound and retains its actions over a long period. 6) High safety: No halogen, heavy metal, or environmental hormone It is a highly safe compound used in drugs (for general use), non-medical products, and cosmetics Coenzyme Q10 Amazing CoQ10: Repair and Heal Periodontal Disease by Dr. Michael Rehme, DDS, CCN on March 7, 2011 in Periodontal Health, Supplements Biological Dentistry evaluates patients in terms of the “tooth-body connection.” Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) reveals one of these connections. CoQ10 functions as an excellent antioxidant to prevent free radical damage to your cells. It’s a vital component in the synthesis of cellular energy production. Therefore, CoQ10 is essential for the health of virtually all human tissue and organs. If you know about CoQ10, you are among the well informed minority. Most people in this country have not heard of CoQ10 largely because of the slow acceptance of nutritional benets by the traditional western medical establishment. Many signicant CoQ10 studies trace back to the late 1960s. CoQ10 has been shown to be eective for combating the degeneration of aging, allergies, asthma, candidiasis, cardiovascular disease, deafness, diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, impaired immunity, multiple sclerosis, obesity, respiratory disease and, yes, even periodontal disease. Periodontitis (deterioration of the gum and bone around the teeth) aects about 60% of young adults and 90% of individuals over the age of 65. Although proper oral hygiene is helpful, many people still suer from compromised gingival (gum) irritations and chronic infections that may require surgical procedures and eventually result in the loss of teeth. The body’s ability to heal and repair periodontal tissue depends in part on an adequate supply of CoQ10. Gingival biopsies have revealed subnormal tissue levels of CoQ10 in 60% – 96% of patients with periodontal disease. These ndings suggest that periodontal disease is frequently associated with CoQ10 deciency. If you’re experiencing persistent gum problems, i.e. bleeding and inammation or even halitosis (bad breath), do your own experiment. Begin taking CoQ10 for at least three months. Remember, nothing changes overnight. You be the judge. Do your gums look and feel better? Has your general health improved? If the answer is yes, you might want to consider adding this supplement to your daily regimen. A good measure of the health of your gums can be obtained from a complete periodontal charting as performed by your dentist. Regrettably, I’ve found that approximately 75% – 80% of the adult population has never had this recorded. In our oce, this is checked every two years. We also use our phase contrast microscope to identify specic bacteria which exists in the oral cavity. This is bacteria that can lead to periodontal disease. The impact on our patients of seeing their own bacteria, if any, in a live, moving image seen through the microscope is a strong motivator for thorough brushing and ossing. The periodontal charting and the microscope images provide valuable insights to understand your biological “tooth-body connection.” NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. CLOVE OIL : (very eective antiseptic / relieve dental pain) clove oil for toothache pain, it's the eugenol (an ingredient within clove oil) that provides relief. Eugenol is a natural anesthetic and antibacterial, and it works well at reducing inammation in the mouth. In fact, a study by the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons showed that eugenol is much more eective than using another analgesic and doing nothing else. Researchers examined the symptoms of 270 patients who had a tooth extracted, and found that patients who had received a eugenol-based paste suered the least pain, inammation and related aftereects. USING CLOVE OIL FOR TOOTHACHE You can buy clove oil as a home remedy from most supermarkets, health food stores and drugstores. Sometimes the product is called "oil of cloves." Keep in mind clove oil has an unpleasant taste and can have unpleasant side eects if eaten, so it should only be used for adults and older children who aren't likely to swallow it by mistake. For younger children – or teething babies, suggests BabyCenter – cut it with a carrier oil like almond or a similar child-safe preparation that contains clove oil as the active ingredient. Camphor (Oral care prevent Toothache and Bad breath) KARPURA (CAMPHOR) Helps prevent Toothache and Bad breath Benets Its antiseptic properties help relieve toothache and freshen breath.In ayurveda it is described in diseases like Danta Puya i.e. Pyorrhoea, and Danta Sula i.e Toothache. NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. CLOVE OIL : clove oil for toothache pain, it's the eugenol (an ingredient within clove oil) that provides relief. Eugenol is a natural anesthetic and antibacterial, and it works well at reducing inammation in the mouth. In fact, a study by the British Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons showed that eugenol is much more eective than using another analgesic and doing nothing else. Researchers examined the symptoms of 270 patients who had a tooth extracted, and found that patients who had received a eugenol-based paste suered the least pain, inammation and related aftereects. USING CLOVE OIL FOR TOOTHACHE You can buy clove oil as a home remedy from most supermarkets, health food stores and drugstores. Sometimes the product is called "oil of cloves." Keep in mind clove oil has an unpleasant taste and can have unpleasant side eects if eaten, so it should only be used for adults and older children who aren't likely to swallow it by mistake. For younger children – or teething babies, suggests BabyCenter – cut it with a carrier oil like almond or a similar child-safe preparation that contains clove oil as the active ingredient. NANO CELLULAR LAB i-cosmetic co.,ltd. MAKE YOUR OWN DENTAL BRAND ADVANCE NANOTECHNOLOGY AHEAD TO KEEP YOU IN THE LEAD. ผลิตสินค้าทันตกรรมและรับสร้างแบรด์ของท่านวันนี่ ติดต่อ : บริษัทไอ-คอสเมติก จำกัด 51/474 เมืองเอกรังสิต ต.หลักหก อ.เมือง จ.ปทุมธานี 12000 .
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