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All about Ionic hyG Toothbrush (below)
How to remove plaque
with hyG?
Use
your new hyG as you would any toothbrush, with one important difference. When
brushing, keep any moistened finger against the ionic plate on the toothbrush
handle. This will maximize ionic transfer of plaque molecules between your teeth
and the hyG bristles. For best results, brush properly.
Work the bristle tips
between the teeth with very short strokes at a 45 degree angle to the gum line.
Be gentle! Too much pressure, horizontal scrubbing, in particular, can damage
your gums.
After
brushing, rinse the hyG brush and store in a dry place. You cannot keep your hyG
too clean. Build-up of toothpaste residue can adversely affect performance.
Everybody knows regular brushing is the first step to healthy teeth and gums.
Frequent brushing removes residue from tooth surfaces and prevents decay, but in
the areas of the mouth where regular bristles won’t reach, plaque deposits can
build up putting you at risk for tooth decay and gum disease.
Fortunately, Ionic hyG Toothbrush is effective weapon against plaque that will
protect your teeth and gums between visits to the dentist. Brushing with the
Ionic Toothbrush actually helps teeth repel plaque, even in hard-to-reach cracks
and crevices between teeth.
Ionic hyG is
an toothbrush with Ionic Action. Refreshing Your
Mouth ! Sparkling teeth &
Healthy gums hyG is an amazing
healthy toothbrush, not only efficiently removing
plaque, but also refreshes the gums with
IONIC ACTION through its built-in battery.
Effects
Features
How does the
Ionic Toothbrush work ? Plaque is a
bacterial slime that forms on your teeth. If allowed
to build up it can lead to cavities and gum disease.
It also makes your teeth less attractive and can
cause bad breath. Why do ordinary
hand and electric toothbrushes often leave plaque on
tooth surface no matter how carefully you brush ? Why do you have
plaque/tartar when you visit the dentist for a
checkup, even though you brush carefully ? Because plaque
attaches to teeth by an electrostatic bond, friction
by itself is not enough to break this bond. This
bond is due to plaque having a positive polarity and
teeth having a negative polarity. Ask any dentist -
they learn this in dental school ! Instead of using
friction or sound (sonic) waves to try to "blast
apart" this bond, hyG's patented IONIC technology
changes the polarity of tooth surfaces from (-)
negative to (+) positive. As you brush, plaque
material is actively repelled by your teeth and
drawn to the negative charged bristles, even in
hard-to-reach areas of your mouth ! It's quiet, it's
comfortable, it's very effective ! New hyG
Ionic Action toothbrush temporarily
reverses polarity of the tooth surface from negative
(-) to positive (+), drawing plaque towards the
negatively charged hyG toothbrush head. When you brush with
a hyG toothbrush, a constant flow of positive ions
(+) from the lithium power source temporarily
reverses your teeth's polarity. This makes your
teeth reject plaque, even in areas that aren't
touched by hyG bristles. And unlike regular
toothbrushes which require toothpaste - an abrasive
compound - to help to remove plaque - the IONIC
action works with or without toothpaste !
So its gentler on
the gums. HOW TO USE:
- With a wet palm or any finger, lightly touch the
metal band. Then brush normally. After brushing
rinse hyG and store in a dry place to ensure maximum
battery life. MAKES TOOTHPASTE
OBSOLETE: - Unlike ordinary toothbrushes, the
hyG needs no toothpaste to leave your teeth their
cleanest. Just wet the bristles and brush as usual,
of course, the hyG can be used with toothpaste also
if you like. TO REPLACE BRUSH
HEADS: - Hold handle tightly and pull off brush
head. Snap new brush into place over metal stem.
Dentists recommending replacement of brush heads
when the bristles begin to splay.
*
Everybody knows regular brushing is the first step to healthy teeth and gums.
Frequent brushing removes residue from tooth surfaces and prevents decay, but in
the areas of the mouth where regular bristles won’t reach, plaque deposits can
build up putting you at risk for tooth decay and gum disease.
Fortunately, one of the company’s has come up with an effective weapon against
plaque that will protect your teeth and gums between visits to the dentist.
Brushing with the Ionic Toothbrush actually helps teeth repel plaque, even in
hard-to-reach cracks and crevices between teeth.
New
hyG Ionic Action toothbrush temporarily reverses polarity of the tooth
surface from negative (-) to positive (+), drawing plaque towards the negatively
charged hyG toothbrush head. When
you brush with a hyG toothbrush, a constant flow of positive ions (+) from the
lithium power source temporarily reverses your teeth’s polarity. This makes your
teeth reject plaque, even in areas that aren’t touched by hyG’s bristles.
The
hyG Ionic Toothbrush handle is only slightly larger in size than a manual
toothbrush, and has been specially designed with a small brush head to reach
hard-to-clean areas of teeth. The toothbrush handle contains the power source
responsible for the ionization, because people are used to slim handled
toothbrushes, the hyG handle is ergonomically designed. When
the hyG toothbrush is held in your hand and the bristles of the brush head touch
your teeth in the presence of saliva or water, an imperceptible electronic
circuit is created. The power source for the circuit is encased in the handle
section, and covered with a metal pad. When brushing, the user must simply keep
a finger or part of the palm in contact with the pad, preferably wet, and brush
as usual. The electron flow attracts plaque to the negative bristles for
removal. This process is safe, simple and effective.
Additional features of the hyG ionic toothbrush make the hyG a sensible and
efficient oral hygiene tool. The hyG system includes the electronic handle, 5
interchangeable brush heads, a power source tester, and a snap on sanitary
travel cap. Super Soft bristles are also available in junior size heads for
children, or users with sensitive gums.
U.S.
Dental Researchers Report Says:
You
have a 75% chance of suffering from gum disease
According to a recent national poll, everybody knows that brushing is important
for healthy teeth and gums, and almost everybody agrees that flossing and
regular visits to the dentist are equally important. Surprisingly most Americans
don’t identify gum disease as a serious health risk, or recognize dental plaque
as the cause of the problem.
Plaque is your mouth’s worst enemy. As it builds up between your teeth and gum
line, it can lead to the buildup of tarter and calculus. It can cause bad breath
and unsightly teeth, and it is the primary cause of gum disease. The
term gum disease actually includes several diseases that may develop slowly over
a number of years, and progress in stages, gum disease is painless in its early
stages. These diseases affect the gums, bone and other supporting structures of
the teeth.
1.
Healthy Gums:
Gums are firm and resilient, with a healthy pink color. Healthy gums do not
bleed on probing. Tissue is firm with a normal variation of lighter and darker
areas.
2.
Gingivitis:
An inflammation of the gingival or gums with a loss of color variation. Gum
tissue is red, inflamed and bleeds when probed or when brushing. Puffy tissue
causes shallow pockets between gum and tooth.
3.
Early Periodontitis:
Marked by loss of gum attachment and a slight loss of bone. Bleeding is more
persistent on probing. Pockets of 3-4 mm develop between teeth and gums in one
or more areas of the mouth. There can be a sense of vague aching, pressure
and/or itching in the gums.
4.
Moderate Periodontitis:
Supporting gums and bones have deteriorated and teeth may start to loosen.
Horizontal bone loss is suffered up to 1/3 of the length of the tooth root. The
gum attachment to the tooth weakens and pockets are now 4-6mm deep. Teeth may
look longer, as gums begin receding. Bad breath becomes noticeable.
5.
Advanced Periodontitis:
Tissue and bone are destroyed causing tooth loss. Pockets are now more than 6mm
deep with considerable bleeding upon probing. Eating is difficult and painful
and teeth may be sensitive to hot and cold. Bad breath is constant and general
health may be affected. Oral
diseases not treated in time can lead to painful, bleeding gums, oral
infections, and eventually tooth loss. Fortunately, modern dentistry has made
enormous strides in preventing and treating gum disease. Fluoridated drinking
water and fluoridated toothpaste, along with dental sealants have made cavities
and fillings almost a thing of the past, and may eventually do the same thing
for gum disease. Following these simple steps significantly reduces your risk of
gum disease:
What
Researchers are saying about the HyG Ionic Toothbrush!
"A Clinical
Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of an Iontophoretic Toothbrush in the
Removal of Dental Plaque"
R.L.Van Swol,
D.E.Van Scotter, A.R.Dentino, J.J.Pucher
A clinical
study at Marquette University School of Dentistry has demonstrated the
effectiveness of a manual hyG Ionic Toothbrush in unsupervised brushing for six
months. The double-blind study had 64 adult subjects ranging in age from 18 to
67 years. They were divided into two groups: Group 1, the test group, had 30
subjects using the hyG Ionic Toothbrush with an active battery. The
control group, Group 2 had 34 subjects using the hyG Ionic Toothbrush without
an active battery.
The mechanism
for the ionic action is due to a change in the polarity of the teeth. The tooth
is normally negatively charged and the plaque is positively charged. Opposite
charges attract and bond to each other. The plaque, therefore, is attached to
the tooth surface by "ionic bonding".
The hyG
toothbrush has a three (3) volt lithium battery located under the metal band on
the handle. The battery is similar to a watch battery and just as safe. The
toothbrush bristles are negatively charged through the metal rod with the brush
head. When holding the metal band on the toothbrush handle with moistened
fingers, the positively charged ions are transferred to the teeth.
The tooth
polarity changes from negative to positive. The positively charged tooth ions
repel the positively charged plaque ions. The positively charged plaque ions are
then attracted to the negatively charged bristles of the hyG toothbrush for
removal from the oral cavity.
AFTER: hyG
temporarily reverses polarity of tooth surface from (-) to (+), repelling plaque
toward negatively polarized hyG toothbrush head.
This
important ionic exchange along with the normal mechanical action of the bristles
on the tooth surface enhances plaque removal. Moist finger contact with the
metal band on the hyG toothbrush handle is essential to maximize ionic transfer
of plaque molecules between the teeth and the toothbrush bristles.
RESULTS
Plaque scores
were determined at baseline, three and six months using the Turesky-Gilmore-Glickman
Index. Likewise, gingival indices were determined using the Loe Silness Gingival
Inflammation Index.
Group 1
(test) showed a 36.17% reduction in plaque from baseline to month six, compared
to only 18.56% for the control group. Improvement in gingival health was 51.87%
for the test group and 30.18% for the control group. The average changes in both
plaque and gingival indices were statistically significant for the test group
using the hyG ionic toothbrush with an active battery.
The
toothbrushes were identical except for the presence of the active battery.
The ionic action from the three (3) volt lithium battery produced the
significant plaque and gingival changes observed.
The hyG Ionic
Toothbrush is a safe and effective oral cleansing device when used unsupervised
on a regular basis in the removal of human dental plaque.
PLAQUE
REMOVAL EFFECTIVENESS OF hyG TOOTHBRUSH EMPLOYING THE
Results:
1.
Plaque removal.
Estimates according to O'Leary's PCR (p<0.01) and PHP (p<0.05), the efficacies
of the lithium battery toothbrush and the control toothbrush differed
significantly.
2.
Improvements in gingivitis.
In terms of the PMA index (p<0.05), the lithium battery toothbrush produced
better results than the control toothbrush.
3.
Changes in bacterial levels.
No changes in oral microorganism levels were observed after the experimental
period, no matter which kind of toothbrush was used.
4.
Plaque accumulation compared in terms of caries risk group.
In the Low risk group, no significant differences were observed between the
toothbrushes before and after the experimental period. In the High risk groups,
however, the lithium battery toothbrush removed bacterial plaque more
effectively.
1993 study,
Maki Y. ET AL., Tokyo Dental College
...Finding
suggests that improvements in gingivitis might be expected through charging
gingivital tissue electronically in addition to mechanical plaque removal by
toothbrush itself.
1993 Kasai S.
ET AL., Kyushu Dental College
Results and
conclusions:
1991,
Bieswanger, B., DDS, Oral Health Research Institute
The
electronic toothbrush (hyG) was much more effective in plaque removal than
the ordinary toothbrush in all the subjects...The effectiveness of the
electronic toothbrush can be expected even if there are differences in brushing
techniques. The most valuable results in this study were seen at the cervical
region...the hardest place to clean.
1990 Study,
Tokyo Dental College
...All
thirteen subjects achieved higher plaque removal with the iontophoretic
toothbrush (hyG)
than with the ordinary toothbrush with a high statistical significance of
P<0.001. The "hard" bristles of the iontophoretic toothbrush (0.28 MM nylon
filament) achieved higher plaque removal than the medium hard (0.23 MM)
bristles.
1986, Otani,
H,. ET AL., Asahi University
The object of
the investigation was to test the value of the 3M Brand Electro-Ionizing
Toothbrush in the treatment of dentinal hypersensitivity. Eighty-eight
volunteers were divided into three groups, each using different methods: (I)
stannous fluoride dentifrice and 3M brush without a battery; (II) stannous
fluoride dentifrice and 3M brush with a 1 1/2 volt battery; (III) strontium
chloride dentifrice and 3M brush without a battery. The volunteers brushed their
teeth for 3 minutes twice a day for 12 weeks using one of the three test agents.
The subjects were tested at weeks 0, 2, 4, 8, and 12 by means of a cold water
spray quantitated by a temperature probe. All three groups experienced
improvement and by week 12 groups II and III displayed much less sensitivity
than did group I. At the end of 12 weeks the subjects were questioned as to
benefit of treatment. The questionnaire revealed that stannous with the ionizing
brush provided significantly greater relief than did the stannous fluoride
alone.
J.
Periodontal June 1982, P.353-9 issn 0022-3492
EFFECT OF
IONTOPHORETIC TOOTHBRUSH ON CERVICAL HYPERSENSITIVITY
The following
results were obtained:
1.
The
clinical effect (reduced hypersensitivity) of the iontophoretic was
significantly different from the placebo group after two weeks (P<0.01) and it
was a highly significant difference (P<0.001) after six weeks. In the active
group the reduction in sensitivity after six weeks was shown to be 60.6% and in
the placebo group 25.4%.
2.
50.1%
of the initially sensitive teeth had lost all sensitivity after six weeks.
3.
No side
effects of this iontophoretic toothbrush were observed.
On the basis
of the above facts, it is concluded that an iontophoretic toothbrush used with a
fluoride dentifrice is highly effective in cervical hypersensitivity.
Accordingly, the use of an iontophoretic toothbrush is a simple and available
method for home dental care.
...iontophoresis is indeed highly effective.
...This
technique has no equal in relieving dental hypersensitivity.
HYPERSENSITIVITY CONTROLLED BY IONTOPHORESIS
Collins found an 87.5% decrease in hypersensitivity in his active group and a
22.8% decrease in the control group.
Producing iontophoresis of fluorides in daily oral hygiene by the use of
an electronically charged toothbrush could open the way to even greater benefits
from the use of fluorides in dentistry. Since it has been shown previously that
topical fluoride has a certain, although limited, effectiveness in alleviating
hypersensitivity, the increase of effectiveness under the influence of an
electronically charged toothbrush is suggestive evidence that this device
increases the deposition of fluoride on, or within, the tooth. From
available evidence it seems unlikely that fluoride would reach the pulp in
sufficient quantities to have any adverse effect. . . .
pathological studies of tooth pulps after iontophoresis of fluoride have been
described in two recent reports. . . .
all pulps were regenerated completely histologically. . . .
histological examinations revealed no evidence of any permanent pulp damage.
. . .
enamel pore wall is negatively charged . . . facilitating the penetration of
positively charged ions (cations) and resisting the penetration of
negatively charged ions (anions). Thus, the penetration of fluoride,
which is the most negative ion normally is resisted by the enamel.
The
fact that similar charges repel and opposites attract . . . if the negative
charge of the enamel is temporarily reversed to positive the amount and depth of
penetration of negative ions (fluorine) is facilitated. . . .
a majority of subjects in the active group reported a new feeling of cleanliness
in their mouth, similar to having their teeth cleaned by a dental hygienist.
. . .
various other oral processes may be affected, such as the deposit of calculus.
. . .
use of an iontophoretic toothbrush resulted in the removal of protein matrix and
free calcium adhering around the teeth, and the removal of putrefied
matter coming from inflammation. . . .
no undesirable side effects were noted after two years of continued routine use.
DESENSITIZATION OF HYPERSENSITIVE TEETH The
teeth can be charged with a positive electrical potential by means of a battery
while fluoride is being applied. Since fluorine is the most negative of all
ions, iontophoresis may be employed as a practical method to increase
penetration or deposition of fluoride in the dental enamel and dentine.
. . .
an (electrical) potential low enough to be considered safe for continued use.
. . .
electrical potential of the magnitude delivered by the iontophoretic toothbrush
appears to be safe for daily use. Lefkowitz reported using a potential five
hundred times greater . . . than supplied by the brush without damage to the
pulp. There was no apparent damage to the soft or hard tissue of the oral
cavity.
Home care.
. an affective treatment by simply brushing teeth with a fluoride dentifrice and
an iontophoretic toothbrush. . . .
an exceedingly potent therapeutic means of relieving hypersensitivity.
What
People are saying about the HyG Toothbrush! As a
dentist, I've noticed quite a difference in my oral hygiene with the hyG. My
last two cleanings were fifteen minutes long, with no tartar present. I have
found that my teeth feel cleaner and my mouth more fresh.
Scott Bjerke,
D.D.S., P.A I
have been using the hyG toothbrush for over a year. As a periodontist, I know
what a plaque free tooth should feel and look like. I have found the difficult
to reach molar areas are much cleaner and my mouth tastes so much better since
using the iontophoretic brush. I would gladly recommend it to all my patients
and friends.
D.E. Van
Scotter, D.D.S. I
conducted a mini-research project though my office and found the response in
general, to be positive with only one person feeling indifferent. Teeth feeling
cleaner was the normal response. A colleague's wife reported her teeth never
felt cleaner and refuses to use anything else. From a clinical standpoint, less
plaque was evident, especially in the hard to clean places...My daughter
appreciated its effectiveness during the two years she wore braces, it made the
difficult job of cleaning around brackets much easier. One
patient, who has a history of bad breath resulting from smoking, coffee and
questionable homecare, had dramatic improvement within just days. This
toothbrush is especially applicable for those patients who have a difficult time
cleaning their teeth (i.e. the elderly, people with braces, the handicapped, or
those just suffering from lack of motivation).
Dr. Newell
Easley D.D.S. When
I recently went to the dentist for a checkup, he congratulated me on how clean
my teeth were, with no plaque or cavities. I'm a 95 year old woman, so I
appreciate a toothbrush that helps me save money on dental bills!
Maysel Evans I
want to thank you for allowing me to be part of the testing of the hyG
toothbrush. I definitely feel a cleaner taste in my mouth after brushing.....I
have a terrible plaque problem and am eager to find an alternative to surgery,
which I have had twice unsuccessfully. I use
the battery tester once a week to prove to myself that it is still working, It
gives me a heightened sense of security...
Sue Corb For
the past twenty-two months I have been using this strange toothbrush....Prior to
that time, my dentist was concerned that in the very near future I would need to
have repair done to my gums. I am very happy to report that my last visit to the
dentist was good . The plaque build up was minimal even though I had not seen a
dentist in nearly two years...I can also tell you that since I have been using
this new toothbrush, I have no bleeding while brushing... My
husband recently began using the hyG and he is already beginning to notice the
difference in his teeth and gums. We both feel that it leaves our mouths feeling
more refreshed...
Marcella
Gilliland I am
a smoker and since I've started using the hyG electronic toothbrush, I've
noticed that my breath stays fresher longer. My teeth feel clean and smooth,
like I've just come from the dentist. The
idea of having several brush heads included is wonderful. Now I don't have to
worry about running to the store when the old one wears out. I just pop on a new
one! I recommend that anyone who hasn't tried a hyG do so today!
T. Bennetts The
timing on my experimental use of the hyG was excellent. I had fallen and
experienced the loss of two incisors and tearing of the tissue in the roof of my
mouth. My dentist explained the importance of massaging the damaged tissue area.
I immediately started using the hyG and had rapid and excellent healing....At
the same time, I was experiencing a clean smooth feeling throughout my mouth.
As a
former dental assistant, I would highly recommend this product to anyone who
wants a clean, fresh mouth.
Marjorie A.
Burnett I
have always had regular dental cleanings and the closer to the big 50th
birthday, the worse the news becomes!... My mother had more than $12,000 in
dental work and I figured genetically, I may be in for the same problems...
Usually I endure the torture of scraping and scaling but after 5 months of using
the hyG brush my last visit to the dentist was almost bloodless! The hygienist
was amazed! If this hyG can save me $12,000 in dental bills, I am a believer.
Jeanette Rae I
have been using the hyG toothbrush for about a month and a half. The following
are my observations and opinions of the product: My
teeth appear whiter and feel cleaner since using the hyG. Being a smoker, this
is greatly appreciated. Also, before using the hyG, I had some hot/cold
sensitivity in a couple of molars. I have noticed that this is reduced. I am
looking forward to my next check up to see if my dental hygienist notices any
change.
Mary Jane
Mueller This
letter is to let you know how much I enjoy brushing with the hyG toothbrush. It
works so well it makes my teeth feel so clean, like I just went to the dentist.
I have been using it for only a couple of weeks but, I can already tell the
difference. I will continue to use it for sure! Thank you for introducing this
great product to me.
Shannon
Platzer
"Clinical Studies Prove hyG's 'Ionic Action' Works Better Than Ordinary Brushing
For Plaque Removal"
The
Ionic toothbrush works on the principle that every element in nature has a
positive or negative charge. This is called polarity. When the polarities are
opposite, the two elements cling together. That’s why dust sticks to your coffee
table and why plaque, which has a positive charge (+), clings stubbornly to your
negatively charged (-) teeth.
BEFORE:
Opposite polarity makes plaque (+) adhere to teeth (-).
LITHIUM BATTERY
EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ELECTRONIC TOOTHBRUSH (hyG) ON GINGIVITIS
PILOT STUDY TO EVALUATE AN IONTOPHORETIC TOOTHBRUSH TO REMOVE PLAQUE
Both plaque grading methods revealed a percent difference in favor of the hyG
treatment. The six selected tooth surfaces employed in the PHP index support
the conclusion that the hyG brush is superior in plaque removal to an ADA
accepted brush (Butler Gum #440).
Indiana University School of Dentistry
AN EFFECTIVENESS STUDY OF ELECTRONIC TOOTHBRUSH (hyG) IN PLAQUE REMOVAL
EFFECT OF IONTOPHORETIC TOOTHBRUSH ON PLAQUE REMOVAL
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ELECTRO-IONIZING TOOTHBRUSH IN THE CONTROL OF DENTAL
HYPERSENSITIVITY
Johnson R.H.;Zulgar-Nain BJ; Koval JJ;
J. Peridontal ISSN 0022-3492
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