News & Articles

25 September 2019 - The Ellen Show

On today’s show, Ellen played "Truth or Dare" with a lucky audience member, and for every time the audience member told the truth, she was good to go, but if Ellen suspected she was lying, she would have to take a shot of apple cider vinegar. 

13 July 2019 - BioMin™ Technologies

BioMin™ Toothpaste wins the UK's Best Oral Sensitivity Relief Award. GHP HealthCare & Pharmaceutical Awards 2019.

 13/06/2019 - Moira Crawford

The controlled release of fluoride at low dose for many hours after brushing may be more effective at remineralising early lesions than increasing the amount of fluoride in toothpaste, reports Moira Crawford.

23/01/2019 - Moira Crawford

BioMin™ F, the innovative toothpaste that replaces lost tooth mineral, has become the first toothpaste to gain accreditation from the Oral Health Foundation’s expert panel for its efficacy at sensitivity relief and remineralization. 

12/04/2019 - Admin

WhatsApp Inc. launched few days ago WhatsApp Business on iOS and we want to make communication with our customers much easier. We are very pleased to announce that we are now available on WhatsApp.

16/09/2018 - Admin 

BioMin F toothpaste, based on bioactive glass technology, has been available for several months now. Moira Crawford talks to Clinicians with over a year's experience of BioMin, who say 90% of patients are reporting relief from sensitivity problems.

11/09/2018 - Moira Crawford

In practice, BioMin F has been available for over a year, and hygienists in the UK and elsewhere have been astonished by the results they have seen both in their own families and their most problematic patients.

31/07/2018 - Admin

Tradeo International Inc. - Halifax made a Soft Launch for BioMin C toothpaste for Canada in 6th of June 2018 which was through social media & email campaign only. The feedback was very positive and.......

What’s in a smile? The truth is, a lot. 

As well as a universal sign of our happiness, it can be the cause of it. In fact, it’s said that those who often smile live longer – seven years on average – and are more likely to be successful in relationships and the workplace.