BioDenta are on a mission to create the most effective, natural and sustainable dental products. Driven by a passion for products that really work and are totally sustainable, taking the best knowledge from around the world.
BioDenta is a serious supplier of professional products in oral care. Together with our close partners, we are constantly developing products by combining the latest in health-promoting ingredients with results-oriented technology in order to offer the best products available on the market. Our teeth whitening and oral care products are clinically tested and approved by dentists. We do not compromise on quality or your safety. The suppliers we work with are approved according to the rules and laws that apply and we have also required that they must be approved by the FDA (US Food and Drug Administration) where necessary and that they must be ISO certified.
Yes, we comply with EU directives according to 2011/84/EU and our products are also registered with the Medical Products Agency. In addition to this, both we as a company and our products are insured, which gives you as a consumer extra security. In addition to self-inspections, we have strict requirements that our products have correct documentation (MSDS) from manufacturers. Your safety, security and that you are satisfied is the most important thing for us.
Usually you can see a shade difference after 3-4 brushes. For best results, we recommend that you regularly brush with BioDenta toothpaste.
No, we do not test our products on animals.
Yes, they are, we take care with all ingredients to make sure they are vegan, vegetarian and halal. Many of the big toothpaste brands are not vegan, vegetarian or halal.
Yes, all of our packaging can be recycled. Many of the big toothpaste brands cannot be recycled.
You should brush your teeth at least twice a day. It is possible to over-brush your teeth, but this is more likely a result of bad technique than brushing too often.
One thing's for sure: only brushing teeth once a day is not enough to keep them clean. Once-a-day brushing gives the bacteria in dental plaque too long to eat away at the surface of your teeth, meaning an increased likelihood of teeth cavities.
Despite this, 39% of 25 to 34-year-olds in the UK admit to brushing less than once a week.
Two to three minutes is the recommended teeth brushing time. Any less than this and you won't have time to clean every surface of every tooth properly. Brushing your teeth for longer isn't necessarily a good thing, as you might cause damage to your teeth and gums from over-brushing.
No – and this is something that many people don't realise. If you rinse after brushing, you wash away the fluoride in your toothpaste which is there to help fight decay and strengthen your teeth. Spit but don't rinse, and the fluoride stays on your teeth for longer.