Abstract: A method for repairing dentition, including milling beta tricalcium phosphate with sufficiently high energy to substantially distressed its lattice structure, mechanochemically chelating an edible acid thereto to yield functionalized calcium phosphate moieties, and incorporating the functionalized calcium phosphate moieties into an edible material to yield a calcium phosphate delivery system. The calcium phosphate delivery system is introduced into an oral environment and dentition is repaired. The functionalized calcium phosphate moiety is characterized by weakly bonded fumaric acid at least partially wrapped around distressed calcium phosphate particles, and dentition repair occurs at a dentition depth of at least 10 microns below the surface.

Abstract: A method for repairing dentition, including milling beta tricalcium phosphate with sufficiently high energy to substantially distressed its lattice structure, mechanochemically chelating an edible acid thereto to yield functionalized calcium phosphate moieties, and incorporating the functionalized calcium phosphate moieties into an edible material to yield a calcium phosphate delivery system. The calcium phosphate delivery system is introduced into an oral environment and dentition is repaired. The functionalized calcium phosphate moiety is characterized by weakly bonded fumaric acid at least partially wrapped around distressed calcium phosphate particles, and dentition repair occurs at a dentition depth of at least 10 microns below the surface.

Abstract: A dentition strengthening delivery system having separate phosphate and calcium salts derived from separate source in a semisolid comestible matrix. The ratio of phosphate to calcium is at least 1:1, and the phosphate concentration is between about 10 ppm to about 10,000 ppm.

Abstract: A method for decreasing dental hypersensitivity, including sizing a plurality of non-functionalized microbeads to be between 0.01 ?m to 3 ?m in diameter, suspending the plurality of non-functionalized microbeads in a fluid matrix to define a dental delivery composition, introducing the dental delivery composition into an oral cavity, introducing respective non-functionalized microbeads into a dental tubule, adhering respective functionalized microbeads each other and to the dental tubule to define an aggregate, and occluding the dental tubule with the aggregate.

Abstract: A dental remineralization composition, including a calcium phosphate portion and an organic portion. The calcium phosphate portion is selected from the group including ?-TCP and combinations thereof and the ?-TCP portion is present in concentrations between about 0.5 ppm to about 10,000 ppm. The organic portion is selected from the group including aspartic acid, glutamic acid, polypeptides, polymers containing functional groups, and combinations thereof and the organic portion is percent in concentrations between about 0.5 ppm to about 10,000 ppm.

Abstract: A method for the restoration of dentition, including dissolving a phosphate salt in water to define a calcium-free aqueous phosphate solution and applying the aqueous phosphate solution to dentition. The calcium-free aqueous phosphate solution has a phosphate concentration of between about 10 ppm and about 10000 ppm.

Abstract: A dental remineralizing system, including a functionalized calcium-containing complex having an organic surfactant component mechanochemically attached to a distressed calcium phosphate component and blended with the comestible material.

Abstract: A dental treatment system for the relief of dental hypersensitivity and related disorders, including a dentition delivery formulation and a plurality of generally spherical vitreous microspheres generally homogeneously dispersed in the dentition delivery formulation, wherein each respective microsphere has a coating containing calcium and phosphate and wherein each respective microsphere is between about 0.01 micron and about 10 microns in diameter.

Abstract: A dental remineralization composition, including a calcium phosphate portion and an organic portion. The calcium phosphate portion is selected from the group including ?-TCP and combinations thereof and the ?-TCP portion is present in concentrations between about 0.5 ppm to about 10,000 ppm. The organic portion is selected from the group including aspartic acid, glutamic acid, polypeptides, polymers containing functional groups, and combinations thereof and the organic portion is percent in concentrations between about 0.5 ppm to about 10,000 ppm.

Abstract: A method for decreasing dental hypersensitivity, including sizing a plurality of non-functionalized microbeads to be between 0.01 ?m to 3 ?m in diameter, suspending the plurality of non-functionalized microbeads in a fluid matrix to define a dental delivery compositon, introducing the dental delivery composition into an oral cavity, introducing respective non-functionalized microbeads into a dental tubule, adhering respective functionalized microbeads each other and to the dental tubule to define an aggregate, and occluding the dental tubule with the aggregate.

Abstract: A dentition strengthening delivery system having separate phosphate and calcium salts derived from separate source in a semisolid comestible matrix. The ratio of phosphate to calcium is at least 1:1, and the phosphate concentration is between about 10 ppm to about 10,000 ppm.

Abstract: A method of whitening teeth, including an application of functionalized calcium phosphate additives generated via a solid-state method. The additives were produced by placing predetermined amounts of inorganic and inorganic materials and milling media into a vessel rotatably connected to a turntable platform, an amount of an organic material into the vessel, rotating the vessel in a first direction while turning the turntable platform in a second direction counter to the first direction, with the resultant material defining the functionalized calcium phosphate. The inorganic material may include calcium phosphates of varying phases, structure, and composition. The organic material may include anionic surfactants, cationic surfactants, neutral surfactants, carboxylic acids, polymers, copolymers, block copolymers, and combinations thereof. Once produced, the additives were added to comestibles, such as in confectionery and foodstuff formats, for delivery to the teeth and dental structures.

Abstract: A solid state method of encouraging the physical interfacing of an organic component to a substantially crystalline inorganic component, including adding predetermined amounts of a substantially crystalline inorganic precursor and a predetermined amount of an organic precursor to yield an admixture, maintaining the admixture in a substantially liquid-free environment, and impacting the precursors together with sufficient energy to fuse the precursors into hybrid compounds. The so-formed hybrid compounds substantially retain the long range crystalline order characteristics of the substantially crystalline inorganic precursor.

Abstract: A solid-state method of producing functionalized moieties, including placing predetermined amounts of inorganic and inorganic materials and milling media into a vessel rotatably connected to a turntable platform, an amount of an organic material into the vessel, rotating the vessel in a first direction while turning the turntable platform in a second direction counter to the first direction, milling the inorganic and organic materials into smaller respective organic and inorganic particles, and fusing portions of organic particles to inorganic parties to define functionalized moieties. The inorganic material may include calcium phosphates of varying phases, structure, and composition. The organic material may include anionic surfactants, cationic surfactants, neutral surfactants, carboxylic acids, polymers, copolymers, block copolymers, and combinations thereof.

Abstract: A method for decreasing dental hypersensitivity, including sizing a plurality of non-functionalized microbeads to be between 0.01 ?m to 3 ?m in diameter, suspending the plurality of non-functionalized microbeads in a fluid matrix to define a dental delivery composition, introducing the dental delivery composition into an oral cavity, introducing respective non-functionalized microbeads into a dental tubule, adhering respective functionalized microbeads each other and to the dental tubule to define an aggregate, and occluding the dental tubule with the aggregate.

Abstract: A method of repairing weakened teeth, including combining a first predetermined amount of an inorganic calcium source with a second predetermined amount of an organic material to define a mixture, placing the mixture in a milling vessel operationally connected to a planetary mill, introducing milling media into the milling vessel, milling the mixture to impart sufficient kinetic energy to break down the organic and inorganic materials into substantially smaller intermediate particles and fuse the intermediate particles together to yield functionalized molecules having both organic and inorganic chemical characteristics, combining a functionalized calcium phosphate/organic compound with a fluoridated formulation to define a hybrid system, and applying the hybrid system to the weakened teeth.

Abstract: A method for repairing dentition, including milling beta tricalcium phosphate with sufficiently high energy to substantially distressed its lattice structure, mechanochemically chelating an edible acid thereto to yield functionalized calcium phosphate moieties, and incorporating the functionalized calcium phosphate moieties into an edible material to yield a calcium phosphate delivery system. The calcium phosphate delivery system is introduced into an oral environment and dentition is repaired. The functionalized calcium phosphate moiety is characterized by weakly bonded fumaric acid at least partially wrapped around distressed calcium phosphate particles, and dentition repair occurs at a dentition depth of at least 10 microns below the surface.

Abstract: A dental remineralizing system, including a functionalized calcium-containing complex having an organic surfactant component mechanochemically attached to a distressed calcium phosphate component and blended with the comestible material.

Abstract: A method of whitening teeth, including an application of functionalized calcium phosphate additives generated via a solid-state method. The additives were produced by placing predetermined amounts of inorganic and inorganic materials and milling media into a vessel rotatably connected to a turntable platform, an amount of an organic material into the vessel, rotating the vessel in a first direction while turning the turntable platform in a second direction counter to the first direction, with the resultant material defining the functionalized calcium phosphate. The inorganic material may include calcium phosphates of varying phases, structure, and composition. The organic material may include anionic surfactants, cationic surfactants, neutral surfactants, carboxylic acids, polymers, copolymers, block copolymers, and combinations thereof. Once produced, the additives were added to comestibles, such as in confectionery and foodstuff formats, for delivery to the teeth and dental structures.

Abstract: A solid state method of encouraging the physical interfacing of an organic component to a substantially crystalline inorganic component, including adding predetermined amounts of a substantially crystalline inorganic precursor and a predetermined amount of an organic precursor to yield an admixture, maintaining the admixture in a substantially liquid-free environment, and impacting the precursors together with sufficient energy to fuse the precursors into hybrid compounds. The so-formed hybrid compounds substantially retain the long range crystalline order characteristics of the substantially crystalline inorganic precursor.