Everyone’s day starts a little differently, but hopefully yours incorporates a thorough dental care regime. That means brushing your teeth for two minutes. Oh… and doing so before you eat breakfast.

Your children are undoubtedly the most important part of your life – which is why you dedicate yourself to keeping them happy and healthy. But alarming new figures show that there’s a critical area we may be unintentionally neglecting as we care for our kids: their teeth.

BioMin Technologies co-founder Professor Robert Hill, from the Dental Institute at Queen Mary University of London and his team will be both attending and presenting.

The largest international dental show, the IDS in Cologne, will open its doors again. From 21 to 25 March 2017, the IDS is the meeting point for the dental sector and offers the opportunity to find out more about the latest innovations and products.

A new licensing agreement signed between BioMin Technologies and Dr Collins has paved the way for BioMin® containing toothpastes to be launched in the United States later this year.

BioMin Technologies Limited are pleased to be exhibiting at the AEEDC Dubai exhibition in February. The AEEDC exhibition held at the Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre (7-9th February) provides a unique platform to all leading manufacturers and new comers in the dental world for launching their latest innovations and technologies. The BioMin Technologies Limited’s stand will be located within the British Pavilion on stand 4A 04 at the AEEDC Dental Exhibition. All visitors to the BioMin stand will receive a sample of BioMinF toothpaste. We will be showcasing the BioMinF...

Enamel plays a very important role in protecting teeth from decay and sensitivity, it is important to protect it from erosion. Enamel forms a strong barrier that shields the dentine layers of teeth from the effects of acids and plaque and protects against sensitivity to hot and cold foods and beverages.

The health of your teeth is fundamental to your quality of life. If you look after them properly it is possible to still have a full set of teeth into your nineties. To achieve this you need to have good oral hygiene all the way from childhood through to old age and also visit your dentist regularly.

The shops are packed, the obligatory pictures of decorated trees are filling up our Facebook feeds, and the kids are going crazy; there’s no doubt about it, Christmas is just around the corner. Some of the things this time of year brings are unavoidable: hearing Michael Bublé everywhere you go, trying to find the perfect present for relatives you only ever see in December, and donning an ugly festive jumper. But there’s one thing you might not have thought about as you get ready for the big day… your health!

No doubt you’ve brushed your teeth every morning and night for as long as you can remember. It’s engrained in your daily routine, as habitual as eating and sleeping. But did you know that all this time, you might not have been cleaning them as effectively as possible?