Dr Wolff's Research
Our unique active ingredients and formulations are developed in-house in Bielefeld, and their efficacy has been proven in international clinical trials.
Bioniq® Dental Science: Made in Germany
Artificial tooth enamel
So-called artificial tooth enamel is based on the principles of bionics. Through the production of biomimetic hydroxyapatite, it has been possible to replicate a mineral substance and combine it with a toothpaste.
The principle of bionics
The term ‘bionics’ describes the combination of biology and technology. It involves applying a natural phenomenon to a technical system, for example: the camera lens was modelled on the human eye.
Spruce it up instead of wearing it out
The microcrystalline structure of hydroxyapatite adheres directly to the surface of the enamel whilst brushing. This allows even the tiniest cracks and porous areas in the enamel to be repaired.
Bioniq® Dental Care: Developed by experts
Studies : Proven effectiveness
Dental Care by Dr Wolff: Bioniq®: Research at the cutting edge
Our commitment to research and innovation in dental care
Bioniq® is different because Dr Wolff is different. And so is our research. We don’t just sell dental care products with clinically proven efficacy; we actively work to advance research in dental health.
What makes Bioniq® special is the combination of our own research and international evidence of efficacy. Our formulations are developed here in Bielefeld – and their effectiveness has been confirmed in clinical trials worldwide.
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Dr. Joachim Enax
Senior Scientist, Oral Care
Dental care products containing hydroxyapatite
Guide to Dental Health : Key topics relating to dental health
Building up tooth enamel – how to protect your teeth
Verified by Dr. Joachim Enax and Karoline Bauch
Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body – but it wears away over time. Find out what causes tooth enamel to break down, why it doesn’t regenerate on its own, and how the right toothpaste can repair minor defects.
Sensitive teeth – causes and what really helps
Verified by Dr. Joachim Enax and Karoline Bauch
Hot coffee, cold ice cream, sour apples – and suddenly that sharp pain. Find out why teeth are sensitive, what causes it, and what you can do to specifically reduce this sensitivity.
Periodontitis – when bacteria attack the tooth socket
Verified by Dr. Joachim Enax and Karoline Bauch
What starts as gum inflammation can develop into serious gum disease. Find out how periodontitis develops, what treatment options are available, and how you can take specific steps to prevent the condition.
FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions
Apatites, such as hydroxyapatite, are minerals and belong to the class of calcium phosphates. There are a number of different calcium phosphates. Hydroxyapatite is the most stable and, for humans, the most important calcium phosphate, as it forms the mineral phase of teeth and bones. The chemical formula for hydroxyapatite is: Ca₅(PO₄)₃(OH).
Hydroxyapatite plays a vital role in the human body. It forms the basis of teeth and bones. In both cases, hydroxyapatite is responsible for their hardness. Unlike many other active ingredients used in dental care, hydroxyapatite is a substance produced naturally by the body.
Bioniq® products are available in selected chemists and chemist’s sections in supermarkets, as well as in pharmacies.
Bioniq® uses the innovative active ingredient hydroxyapatite as its main active ingredient. Hydroxyapatite plays a vital role in the human body. It forms the basis of teeth and bones. In both cases, hydroxyapatite is responsible for their hardness. Unlike many other active ingredients used in dental care, hydroxyapatite is a substance produced naturally by the body.
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Sources
- Limeback, H., Meyer, F., Enax, J. (2023): Tooth Whitening with Hydroxyapatite: A Systematic Review, Dent J, 12; 11(2):50.
- Hüttemann, R. W., Dönges, H. (1987): Treatment of dentine hypersensitivity with hydroxyapatite, Dtsch Zahnarztl Z, 42(5):86-8.
- Fandrich, P., Stammler, F. J., Enax, J. et al. (2026): In vitro study on the neutralisation potential of particulate hydroxyapatite in erosive acids. BDJ Open 12:25.