termo 39°

FAQ

What does "termoactivated" actually mean in this toothpaste?

The Papain, Lysozyme and Dextranase enzymes are formulated to reach peak activity at body temperature (39 °C) rather than at room temperature, so brushing warms them and drives up to +40% enzyme activity versus a cold paste. In practice, the enzymes do most of their work while the paste is in your mouth, not sitting on the shelf.

Is it safe for sensitive enamel, or will the enzymes wear it down?

Yes — it's specifically built for sensitive enamel. The Papain, Lysozyme and Dextranase blend works enzymatically on plaque and film rather than by abrasive scrubbing, so it targets a deeper clean without relying on harsh mechanical polishing.

How do I use it so the enzymes actually switch on?

Brush normally for about two minutes with a regular soft brush — your mouth naturally sits near 39 °C, which is what triggers the +40% activity. There's no special warming step; just avoid rinsing with cold water immediately so the enzymes have time to work.

What do the three enzymes each do?

Papain helps break down protein-based film on the tooth surface, Lysozyme targets bacterial cell walls, and Dextranase breaks up the dextran matrix that holds dental plaque together. Working together at 39 °C, they address plaque from more than one angle.

How is this different from a normal enzyme toothpaste?

Most enzyme pastes work at whatever temperature you brush at; this is the first termoactivated enzyme paste, meaning the actives are tuned to switch on at body temperature for +40% activity. The goal is more enzyme work happening during the minutes you're actually brushing.