What is Bioelectricity?
Bioelectricity breaks the protective layer of plaque.
The electric charges of extracellular poly-saccharide substances (EPS) are essential characteristics of plaque. Great Gums Bioelectric microcurrent waves are low-frequency electrical signals comparable to radio or telegram frequencies. In water conditions, the effective distance is within ¾ of an inch. The new Great Gums technology uses a hybrid electrostatic force, simultaneously imposing both AC and DC on a micro frequency of 0.7 V to disturb the electric charges and subsequently break the EPS barrier.
Bioelectricity in Action
AC, the alternating current, weakens the structure of the matrix and makes it permeable for antibacterial treatment.
DC, the direct current, interacts with the plaque's properties, leading to the detachment of the surface. The plaque structure, weakened but still intact, can be flushed out.
The waves used in microcurrent therapy are similar in frequency to the body's own natural electrical signals (below 1,000 microamperes), which makes them entirely safe and unlikely to cause any discomfort.
Clinical Proof
