Pasta del Capitano Premium Collection Edition Recipe 1905 Smokers toothpaste
Pasta del Capitano Toothpaste Action - Antitartar is the solution for preventing the formation of tartar (a layer of mineralized deposits that forms on the tooth surface).
Its active principles are Fluorine salts and Pyrophosphates. The former fight the formation of the plaque by fixing onto the tooth, mineralizing it and increasing its natural defenses. The latter, present as a rule in our saliva, even though in a low concentration, slow down the chemical transformation of the salts responsible for the plaque hardening and, therefore, the tartar formation.
Pasta del Capitano Toothpaste Action - Antitartar is the solution for preventing the formation of tartar (a layer of mineralized deposits that forms on the tooth surface).
Its active principles are Fluorine salts and Pyrophosphates. The former fight the formation of the plaque by fixing onto the tooth, mineralizing it and increasing its natural defenses. The latter, present as a rule in our saliva, even though in a low concentration, slow down the chemical transformation of the salts responsible for the plaque hardening and, therefore, the tartar formation.
Pasta del Capitano Premium Collection Edition Recipe 1905 Smokers toothpaste
Pasta del Capitano Toothpaste Action - Antitartar is the solution for preventing the formation of tartar (a layer of mineralized deposits that forms on the tooth surface).
Its active principles are Fluorine salts and Pyrophosphates. The former fight the formation of the plaque by fixing onto the tooth, mineralizing it and increasing its natural defenses. The latter, present as a rule in our saliva, even though in a low concentration, slow down the chemical transformation of the salts responsible for the plaque hardening and, therefore, the tartar formation.
Pasta del Capitano Toothpaste Action - Antitartar is the solution for preventing the formation of tartar (a layer of mineralized deposits that forms on the tooth surface).
Its active principles are Fluorine salts and Pyrophosphates. The former fight the formation of the plaque by fixing onto the tooth, mineralizing it and increasing its natural defenses. The latter, present as a rule in our saliva, even though in a low concentration, slow down the chemical transformation of the salts responsible for the plaque hardening and, therefore, the tartar formation.