BioMin Technologies Limited

BioMin Technologies Limited BioMin Technologies Ltd was established in 2014 to commercialize research from Queen Mary University London and Imperial College, London.

BioMin® is a science-led sensitivity toothpaste brand formulated to perform for up to 12 hours, delivering controlled mineral release and active pH response technology for sustained enamel protection and advanced sensitivity relief. We specialise in the development of bioactive glass materials for treating dentine hypersensitivity and providing additonal protection from tooth decay. BioMin’s techn

ology is based on three core patent applications that enable the slow release of Fluoride, Calcium and Phosphate ions that enable the formation of Fluorapatite and as such outperform equivalent products on the market. This has numerous dental applications, from toothpaste and composites, to orthodontic glues and varnish. We are currently entering the growth phase of the business having already launched initial range products under the BioMin® brand we are also used as the key active ingredient in toothpastes and other dental products available around the world.

Some patients may believe that rinsing their mouth with water is the best way to finish off their oral hygiene routine, ...
24/06/2026

Some patients may believe that rinsing their mouth with water is the best way to finish off their oral hygiene routine, making their mouth feel clean. However, spitting toothpaste out and not rinsing allows the maximum amount of fluoride to remain in the mouth for longer. Combined with BioMin’s unique formula, releasing minerals gradually over 12 hours, this offers excellent protection from acids throughout the day.

Find out more about the science behind BioMin: https://biomin.co.uk/the-science

Not all sensitivity starts with contact.For some patients, even textures, like cotton wool can trigger a distinct “tooth...
23/06/2026

Not all sensitivity starts with contact.

For some patients, even textures, like cotton wool can trigger a distinct “tooth shiver” sensation.

We’re still learning how sensitivity works.
It’s not always just a surface issue, it can be a sensory one.

Emerging research is shifting our understanding of dentine hypersensitivity beyond a purely mechanical model, toward one that also involves neural processing through the trigeminal system.

Which means the experience of sensitivity isn’t just about exposed dentine.
It’s about how signals are interpreted.

The future of care won’t just block pain.
It will understand it.

Intrigued? Explore our latest blog on this emerging research: https://biomin.co.uk/biomin-blog/dentine-hypersensitivity-trigeminal-perspective

18/06/2026

BioMin’s smart pH technology responds dynamically to changes in acidity caused by food and drink.

As pH drops, the bioactive glass dissolves more rapidly, releasing calcium, phosphate and fluoride ions when teeth are most vulnerable to enamel erosion and sensitivity.

Because modern diets and lifestyles do not expose teeth to acid occasionally.

They expose them repeatedly.

BioMin® is designed to respond, protect and recover on demand.

Find out more about the science behind BioMin:
https://biomin.co.uk/the-science

When it comes to fluoride, it is not just about how much is delivered.It is about how long it remains available to prote...
17/06/2026

When it comes to fluoride, it is not just about how much is delivered.
It is about how long it remains available to protect the teeth.

Research from Professor Ten Cate and others has highlighted the importance of sustained fluoride availability for ongoing remineralisation and enamel protection.

Unlike conventional toothpastes, BioMin® F bonds to the tooth surface and gradually releases fluoride, calcium and phosphate for up to 12 hours.

BioMin® F contains around 60% less fluoride than many conventional toothpastes, whilst delivering protection for up to 8x longer after brushing.

Because smarter delivery matters.

Discover the science behind BioMin®: https://biomin.co.uk/the-science

It’s important to be aware of the common oral health challenges experienced across the UK, in order to better support de...
16/06/2026

It’s important to be aware of the common oral health challenges experienced across the UK, in order to better support dental patients and understand the extent of the potential issues that may arise.

Research from the Oral Health Foundation revealed that:
🥼39% of adults don’t go to the dentist regularly
🪥25% of adults do not brush twice daily with a fluoride toothpaste
🦷66% of adults have visible plaque

As Smile Month comes to an end, continue the conversation and find out more here: https://www.dentalhealth.org/smile-month-oral-health-statistics

“One day can change your whole life!”This is the vision behind Global Wellness Day which, since it began in 2012, encour...
13/06/2026

“One day can change your whole life!”

This is the vision behind Global Wellness Day which, since it began in 2012, encourages people to focus on living well each day – to pause, reconnect, reflect, and let go of harmful habits and introduce positive ones.

By incorporating this ethos into your daily oral hygiene routines, you can expect to see this reflected in your oral health, as well as your overall health and wellbeing.

Increasingly, research suggests that diabetes has a bidirectional relationship with oral diseases, such as periodontitis...
11/06/2026

Increasingly, research suggests that diabetes has a bidirectional relationship with oral diseases, such as periodontitis.

This week is Diabetes Awareness Week which, this year, focuses on reducing the stigma around diabetes, and changing the way people talk about it to reduce the harm it causes. Ultimately, through more positive communication, individuals with diabetes will experience more empowerment, better health outcomes, and fewer days in hospital.

This World Oceans Day, we are reflecting not only on advancing oral health innovation, but also on how healthcare produc...
08/06/2026

This World Oceans Day, we are reflecting not only on advancing oral health innovation, but also on how healthcare products are delivered, and the wider impact scientific progress can have on environmental sustainability and long-term global health.

Alongside ongoing work in advanced oral care and bioactive glass technology, our team is actively exploring opportunities to improve the sustainability of future BioMin packaging solutions, including tube materials.

Meaningful innovation takes time, but we believe progress should consider both performance and responsibility.

National Smile Month continues into June, marking 50 years of celebrating smiles.Smile Month is not just public awarenes...
04/06/2026

National Smile Month continues into June, marking 50 years of celebrating smiles.

Smile Month is not just public awareness. It is a prompt for better chairside prevention conversations and helping patients build sustainable oral health habits between appointments.

Over five decades, the campaign has:
😁 Reached millions with simple oral health advice.
😁 Helped families build healthier routines at home.
😁 Supported dental teams in starting important conversations.
😁 Made oral health part of wider wellbeing discussions.

For dental professionals, prevention means supporting patients through everyday challenges such as sensitivity, enamel erosion, and maintaining comfortable, effective oral hygiene routines.

By improving patient comfort, confidence, and compliance, dental teams play a vital role in driving better long-term oral health outcomes.

Summer often means more cold drinks, citrus fruits, ice creams, sparkling water, and snacking throughout the day. But it...
03/06/2026

Summer often means more cold drinks, citrus fruits, ice creams, sparkling water, and snacking throughout the day. But it’s not just what we consume that matters, frequency matters too.

Acidic and sugary foods and drinks can create periods of low pH lasting up to around an hour, depending on their acidity and how they are consumed. Frequent grazing gives enamel less time to recover, increasing the risk of enamel erosion, sensitivity, and tooth decay.

Keeping sugary and acidic foods to mealtimes, and choosing water or milk between meals, can help reduce the impact alongside an effective oral hygiene routine.

As summer begins, prevention matters more than ever.

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