Oral Care Solutions

Aim：Starting from various oral problems, comprehensively improving oral health Yingrun innovates and develops oral care active raw materials such as bioenzyme preparations, recombinant collagen and bioactive peptides, and proposes solutions for oral problems such as oral hygiene and gum care to maintain a healthy oral environment.

94% of consumers are troubled by oral problems in their daily lives. On average, each consumer has at least 3.4 oral problems, among which yellow teeth, bad breath, and bleeding gums are the most prominent.

Two main factors leading to oral problems:

Image Source: 2023 Oral Care Consumer Insights Report

Plaque Solution

Plaque is a soft and unmineralized bacterial group wrapped in a matrix that adheres to each other, or adheres to the tooth surface, between teeth or the surface of the restoration. It is a bacterial biofilm that cannot be washed away or rinsed off with water.

Salivary protein, food residues and oral bacteria are the three main factors that form dental plaque. Existing solutions include physical and mechanical methods, chemical drugs and biological enzyme preparations. Compared with physical and mechanical and chemical plaque solutions, biological enzyme preparations have the advantages of non-toxicity and non-drug resistance, and will not affect the normal flora of the human body. It can solve the problem of dental plaque more gently and efficiently.

Image Source: Pleszczyńska M, Wiater A, Bachanek T, et al. Enzymes in therapy of biofilm‐related oral diseases[J]. 

Biotechnology and Applied Biochemistry, 2017, 64(3): 337-346.

Gum Care Program

Compared to hard teeth, the soft tissue surrounding the teeth, the gums, are more susceptible to irritation and damage, which can lead to gingivitis, gingival bleeding, gingival atrophy and other problems. The gums are structurally composed of a stratified squamous epithelium and a lamina propria. The lamina propria is a dense connective tissue rich in collagen. The collagen in the gums maintains the metabolic function of the periodontal tissue and supports it. Bad habits lead to the loss of collagen in the teeth, slowing down the renewal of new cells in the periodontal tissue, leading to calcium loss, and causing a variety of oral diseases. Studies have reported that in the early stages of gingivitis and periodontitis, there is a phenomenon of destruction of gingival collagen fibers, with about 70% of collagen lost. Collagen is also a growth-promoting factor for fibroblasts, vascular endothelial cells, etc., which can promote the formation of capillaries and provide rich nutrition for tissue growth. Active peptides have the effect of promoting collagen regeneration. Adding active peptides and collagen to oral care products can effectively repair gums, relieve gum discomfort, and regulate a healthy oral environment.