Synadentix

What is Synadentix?

Synadentix uses Guava, Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite, and Beta-glucanase as the core of a dietary supplement marketed for oral, teeth and gum wellness.

What does the Synadentix formula contain?

• Guava — is part of the blend, but its contribution cannot be judged confidently without the exact form and amount.
• Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite — is a calcium-phosphate mineral similar to tooth mineral and is used in some dental-care products for remineralization-focused formulations.
• Beta-glucanase — has limited product-specific evidence, so the extract, amount and intended use matter.
• Dextranase — appears in the formula, although strong human evidence for the product’s broader claim is limited.
• Amylase — appears in the formula, although strong human evidence for the product’s broader claim is limited.
• Lactoperoxidase — has limited product-specific evidence, so the extract, amount and intended use matter.

Also listed: Glucose oxidase, Amyloglucosidase, Lysozyme, and Lactoferrin.

Can Synadentix reverse gum disease, cavities or tooth damage?

It should not be presented as a way to reverse cavities, periodontitis or structural tooth damage. For Synadentix, the realistic use is oral-health support. The formula begins with these ingredient roles: Guava is part of the blend, but its contribution cannot be judged confidently without the exact form and amount; Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite is a calcium-phosphate mineral similar to tooth mineral and is used in some dental-care products for remineralization-focused formulations; Beta-glucanase has limited product-specific evidence, so the extract, amount and intended use matter.

What should you know about Synadentix safety?

Because product-specific safety data are limited, the exact dose matters. Guava is the first listed ingredient to compare with medicines and known sensitivities.