Ingredients
The whole label, dose by dose.
The daily serving is two pieces, chewed for about twenty minutes each, ideally after meals.
The actives
Hydroxyapatite — 75 mg
The mineral tooth enamel is largely made of. Supports tooth mineralisation. A conventional micronised grade, not an engineered particle.
Dicalcium phosphate — 97 mg
Calcium and phosphate, the other half of the mineral system, milled fine so it dissolves while you chew.
Sodium bicarbonate, encapsulated — 85 mg
Helps remove surface stains, the kind coffee, tea and red wine leave behind. Encapsulation keeps it inert in the box and releases it in the mouth. It also buffers acid.
Caffeine — 20 mg
Two pieces a day is 40 mg, well under a coffee. Worth knowing if you are counting, or if you chew late.
L-theanine — 40 mg
Paired with the caffeine rather than added for its own sake.
Zinc acetate — 2 mg
Neutralises the sulphur compounds behind bad breath, instead of covering them with mint.
The rest of it
Xylitol is the sweetener and the carrier, and it drives saliva. Menthol does the cooling. Peppermint oil and natural mint flavour do the taste. Gum arabic binds, silicon dioxide keeps the powder flowing, calcium stearate keeps it releasing from the press. Steviol glycosides take the bitterness off the actives.
What is not in it
No peroxide. No sugar. Nothing that bleaches, and nothing engineered at particle scale.
ENAMELIFT is chewing gum, not a dental treatment. It does not replace brushing, flossing, or your dentist.