Thanks for the feedback and excellent comment. Many thanks and the opening of the conversation. And really, this tool is only for maintenance treatment of the visible area and the mirror is a great help for checking the condition of the teeth, e.g. for dental erosion. In addition, if the product is used, the treatment direction is always away from the gum line, so as not to damage the gums! In keeping tartar away, self-care of the teeth, i.e. brushing and regular visits to the dentist, is the essence of the matter. And for some people, regular xylitol products can reduce the amount of plaque in the long run. Tartar is formed when plaque reacts with minerals in saliva. In other words, keeping plaque away reduces tartar formation. t. Pekka

Thank you for the feedback. Here, I'm trying to give a tip on how to possibly promote staying in the mouth, either in the design phase or for bite guards that have already been used, whose retention on the surface of the teeth has loosened during use. My own experience has taught me that the fit can often be improved by heating the bite guard near the front and molars in hot water (does not heat the entire guard). After heating, narrow the groove left by the teeth by squeezing between your fingers, which improves the retention of the teeth in the bite guard and the mouth guard fits more snugly in the mouth. The same applies to tightening the protectors that have become loose in use in the same style, because every now and then the material of the soft-structured protectors gets tired of keeping its shape. Of course, even this tip may not work for everyone. As for the feeling of suffocation, this is an individual characteristic, but in terms of size, this protection has the lightest structure, so in that sense it probably causes the least feeling of choking or suffocation, at least among the protections in our selection. Some symptoms, maybe it can be eased by getting used to using an extra applicator in the mouth. That is, in the evenings before going to bed by placing the tablet in the mouth about an hour before the intended bedtime. Even this may not help everyone, and the quality of sleep may still be poor. This also applies to other applicators when it comes to use during orthodontic treatment, for example. Hi Pekka

Thank you for the feedback. This is how it goes, i.e. there are differences in taste preferences and therefore there must be a lot of flavor options. Current natural aromas are always a bit of a compromise of the original taste, which means that it is challenging to capture the taste of fruits and berries in dry powdery natural aromas, which are, however, made by extracting nature's own berries and fruits. We ourselves have made xylitol lozenges from 100% local Kesälahti strawberries just for the sake of experimenting and they become good immediately after preparation. However, strawberry is a bit of a challenging berry to use in xylitol preparations, because the flavor of the berry and the color given by the berry change very quickly when it reacts with the oxygen in the air. However, the technology is already ready for this, but we'll see at what stage we invest the equipment in production and get xylitol lozenges made from Kesälahti strawberries for sale. At some point, I'll probably fix the equipment and make a bigger test batch. t. Pekka