Dissolution of Calculus

The Dissolution of oral tartar (calculus) is made possible by a fundamental flaw in the structure of tartar.  Although considered hard as rock that only a dental professional can chip and scrape away, calculus is actually a disorganized assembly of fossilized bacteria.

The dead bacteria stick to one another because their sub-atomic structure has lost two electrons in the fossilization process.  This ionic structure can be dissembled chemically by adding additional ions to the mix, which changes the charge and releases components from their electostatic bonds. This is the fundamental nature of Periogen.     

BEFORE PERIOGEN

AFTER PERIOGEN