NEW THEODENT CHOCOLATE-FLAVORED toothpaste will make kids smile
By: Theodent
Updated: February 1, 2013
February 1, 2013, New Orleans, LA - New Orleans biotechnology company, Theodent, is giving kids around the world a great new reason to smile: chocolate-flavored toothpaste. The company unveiled its new Theodent Kids chocolate-flavored toothpaste today at 10:00 a.m. at Theodent's corporate headquarters at the New Orleans Bioinnovation Center, 1441 Canal Street.
Theodent Kids actually tastes like chocolate, is fluoride-free and has the same cavity fighting properties as regular Theodent, which contains Rennou, a propriety extract from chocolate that strengthens tooth enamel. The original Theodent classic toothpaste has a cool and mild minty flavor, however, Theodent Kids actually tastes like chocolate yet still fights cavities.
"We gave the kids exactly what they asked us for. There was an overwhelming demand for a chocolate-flavored Theodent, so we went back to the lab to develop Theodent Kids, specifically formulated for young mouths," says Theodent President and Chief Executive Officer Arman Sadeghpour, PhD.
Theodent introduced its revolutionary cocoa-based toothpaste a year ago. "Now we have the best of both worlds - a toothpaste with an active ingredient derived from chocolate that tastes like chocolate as well," Dr. Sadeghpour said.
Theodent Kids is gentler than Theodent Classic and its luxury counterpart Theodent 300. "Children have more sensitive palates. Their enamel tissue is softer and not as mineralized so they don't need the stronger cleansing that adult enamel does," he said.
Theodent Kids will be available on the company's website, www.theodent.com beginning Feb. 1 and in select Whole Foods Markets beginning March 4. It sells for $9.99.
"Theodent Kids is safe enough for children to ingest. The same cannot be said of controversial fluoride which is unsafe for consumption in large quantities," said Theodent Chief Scientific Officer Tetsuo Nakamoto, DDS, Ph.D., whose team developed Theodent's active ingredient, Rennou. Rennou causes the calcium and phosphorus that is contained in human saliva to stimulate new enamel growth. Rennou was discovered by a team of New Orleans researchers who found that it catalyzed the growth of microscopic unit crystals of the tooth enamel to grow larger, resulting in significantly stronger teeth. Dr. Sadeghpour confirmed that the cocoa extract was even more effective than fluoride on human teeth as part of his doctoral research at Tulane University. The technology is patented and available only in Theodent oral care products.
The launch of Theodent Kids toothpaste coincides with the American Dental Association's National Children's Dental Health month. Theodent is introduced its new children's toothpaste with an educational dental program for a group of New Orleans school children on Friday, Feb. 1. Dr. Glenn Glass and famed children's author Sheila Booth-Alberstadt, educated elementary school children on proper dental hygiene. The children received Theodent Kids toothpaste and other oral hygiene goodies.
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