About Enamel

Are You Protecting Your Teeth From Enamel Loss?

Tooth enamel is a hard, outer layer that protects the tooth. It is also your body's first line of defence against sensitive teeth. Therefore, it is important to know how you can care for it and protect it from acid erosion.

Aside from regular visits to the dentist for routine check-ups, here are some ways you can help keep your tooth enamel healthy and strong:

  • Information promoting brushing teeth daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and using a fluoride enamel toothpaste

    Brush your teeth daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush, and use an optimised fluoride enamel toothpaste like Pronamel


    Soft-bristled brushes reduce potential for toothbrushing to contribute to enamel wear. Pronamel toothpaste has been specially designed to help protect tooth enamel against the effects of acid erosion.

  • Information stating that its better for teeth to drink acidic beverages through a straw

    When you drink acidic beverages, do so through a reusable straw

    Drinking through a reusable straw helps push the liquid to the back of your mouth, and away from your teeth.

  • Information stating to drink water to rinse away dietary acids

    Hydrate with water throughout the day


    Drinking still water is especially important if you feel you have dry mouth.


    You can protect your tooth enamel from acid erosion and enjoy a healthy varied diet also by making some small adjustments to your oral care routine.

  • Information promoting brushing teeth daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush and using a fluoride enamel toothpaste

    Brush your teeth daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush, and use a specialist enamel
    toothpaste with optimised fluroide like Pronamel

    Soft-bristled brushes reduce potential for toothbrushing to contribute to
    enamel wear. Pronamel toothpaste has been specially designed to help protect tooth enamel against the effects of acid erosion.

  • Information stating that its better for teeth to drink acidic beverages through a straw

    When you drink acidic beverages, do so through a reusable straw

    Drinking through a reusable straw helps push the liquid to the back of your mouth, and away from your teeth.

  • Information stating to drink water to rinse away dietary acids

    Hydrate with water throughout the day

    Drinking still water is especially important if you feel you have dry mouth.
    You can protect your tooth enamel from acid eroison and enjoy a healthy varied diet by also making some small adjustaments to your oral care routine.