PerioTrap Pharmaceuticals GmbH
Weinbergweg 22, 06120 Halle (Saale)
Dr. James Belcher, December 3, 2025
Brushing your teeth is part of your routine – morning, evening, done. But did you know that your toothbrush doesn't reach all areas and that many problems can still arise in your mouth? Your mouth is a complex ecosystem home to more than 700 types of bacteria. Here you'll learn which missing piece of the puzzle completes your dental care – and how you can protect your gums in the long term.
While a toothbrush cleans the tooth surfaces, plaque (biofilm) also accumulates between the teeth and at the gum line. This is precisely where harmful bacteria can thrive, causing inflammation such as gingivitis (gum inflammation) or periodontitis. Therefore, in addition to brushing, you need extra help: interdental brushes, dental floss, and microbiome-friendly oral care products fill these gaps.
Healthy gums mean more than just a beautiful smile – they protect your entire body. Studies show links between periodontitis and cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and even Alzheimer's. If the biofilm isn't regularly disrupted, harmful bacteria from the mouth can enter the bloodstream. In short: your mouth is a gateway to overall health.
Research shows that biofilm – the tough, bacterial layer on teeth and gums – cannot simply be brushed away. Key pathogens such as Porphyromonas gingivalis are particularly problematic. This bacterium can manipulate the immune system, exacerbate inflammation, and disrupt the balance of the oral flora.
The patented PerioTrap® technology specifically blocks the disease-causing mechanisms of such bacteria – without harming the beneficial microorganisms of the microbiome. An innovative, resistance-free approach to protecting your oral health.
Your mouth harbors more bacteria than there are people on Earth – many of them are true bodyguards for your gums, as long as you don't disturb their balance.
Studies & Information: Fraunhofer Institute, PerioTrap Pharmaceuticals Research, Journal of Periodontology.