The deep-repair crystal.
Ultra-fine, rod-shaped crystals are small enough to mimic the mineral structure of natural enamel — and small enough to reach into microscopic defects you can't see.
- Scale
- About 20–100 nanometers. Shown here as a single elongated hexagonal prism, much larger than life.
- Shape
- Needle-like, with six flat sides — the hexagonal crystal system hydroxyapatite forms naturally.
- Role
- Slips past the outer surface, fills tiny cracks, and helps block the exposed pathways linked to sensitivity.