BioRepair - an end to the agony of tooth decay?

I haven’t tried BioRepair but it is a product I plan to investigate more as tooth decay is a real issue in our house. With an eight-year-old who is too scared to have any dental procedures done, her dentist has decided it would be impossible to fill the one rotten tooth she has in her mouth.

Eventually it will need to be removed in hospital under general anaesthetic, which is not something I am looking forward to her going through.

BioRepair is a toothpaste which could protect your children’s teeth continuously from the word go, potentially saying goodbye to fillings for life.

Dr Girk Baytug, a dentist for over twenty years, explains in the video below the results of a recent study which tested two repairing toothpastes - one being BioRepair - on their ability to repair enamel erosion caused by a soft drink. It shows that BioRepair provides continuous protection against multiple acid attacks throughout the day, keeping little teeth healthy and protected.

A quick look over on Amazon puts the price of the toothpaste at £3.99, a little more expensive than our usual brand. The one area I can’t comment on is the taste and how appealing it is to young children, but the product receives positive reviews, although admittedly it is not a brand I have heard of before.

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