Abstract: Oral care compositions including boron nitride as an opacifier in place of titanium dioxide and/or zinc oxide. Toothpaste and/or dentifrice compositions including boron nitride as an opacifying agent. Oral care compositions, such as toothpaste and/or dentifrice compositions including boron nitride as the sole opacifying agent. Oral care compositions with a suitable opacity without titanium dioxide.

Abstract: Oral care compositions including ?-calcium pyrophosphate as an opacifier in place of titanium dioxide and/or zinc oxide. Toothpaste and/or dentifrice compositions including ?-calcium pyrophosphate as an opacifying agent. Oral care compositions, such as toothpaste and/or dentifrice compositions including ?-calcium pyrophosphate as the sole opacifying agent. Oral care compositions with a suitable opacity without titanium dioxide.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel phase, an abrasive, and a fluoride source. The gel network phase contains a fatty amphiphile and phase separation is not visually perceptible in the oral care composition.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel phase, an abrasive, and a fluoride source. The gel network phase contains a cold dispersible fatty amphiphile and phase separation is not visually perceptible in the oral care composition.

Abstract: Oral care compositions including peroxide and abrasive. Dentifrice compositions including peroxide and abrasive. Oral care compositions including peroxide and calcium pyrophosphate. Dentifrice compositions including peroxide and calcium pyrophosphate. Dentifrice compositions including peroxide and calcium pyrophosphate with a gamma phase to beta phase ratio of at least about 0.8. Dentifrice composition including peroxide and calcium pyrophosphate with a gamma phase to beta phase ratio of at least about 1. Methods of use of the disclosed compositions to whiten teeth.

Abstract: Oral care compositions with silica particles and stannous fluoride with an improved tin compatibility are disclosed. Oral care compositions with silica particles and stannous fluoride with a low level of an additional tin compound are disclosed. Oral care compositions with substantially spherical silica particles are disclosed.

Abstract: Dentifrice containing silica particles having a d50 median particle size from 4 to 25 ?m, a BET surface area of less than 10 m2/g, and a total mercury intrusion pore volume from 0.2 to 1.5 cc/g, are disclosed.

Abstract: Silica particles having a d50 median particle size from 8 to 20 ?m, a sphericity factor (S80) of at least 0.9, a BET surface area from 0.1 to 8 m2/g, a total mercury intrusion pore volume from 0.35 to 0.8 cc/g, and a loss on ignition from 3 to 7 wt. %, are disclosed, as well as methods for making these silica particles, and dentifrice compositions containing the silica particles.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing at least 4% fatty amphiphile and from about 0.4% to about 5%, by weight of the composition, total flavor components. The flavor components contain at least 14%, by weight of the flavor components, of one or more high displaying flavor components.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel phase, an abrasive, and a fluoride source. The gel network phase contains a cold dispersible fatty amphiphile and phase separation is not visually perceptible in the oral care composition.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel phase, potassium nitrate, a peroxide source, an abrasive, and a fluoride source. Phase separation is not visually perceptible in the oral care composition.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel phase, potassium nitrate, an abrasive, and a fluoride source. The gel network phase contains a cold dispersible fatty amphiphile and phase separation is not visually perceptible in the oral care composition.

Abstract: Oral care compositions with silica particles and stannous fluoride with an improved tin compatibility are disclosed. Oral care compositions with silica particles and stannous fluoride with a low level of an additional tin compound are disclosed. Oral care compositions with substantially spherical silica particles are disclosed.

Abstract: Silica particles having a BET surface area from 0.1 to 7 m2/g, a pack density from 35 to 55 lb/ft3, an Einlehner abrasion value from 8 to 25 mg lost/100,000 revolutions, a total mercury intrusion pore volume from 0.7 to 1.2 cc/g, and a stannous compatibility from 70 to 99%, are disclosed, as well as methods for making these silica particles.

Abstract: Dentifrice containing silica particles having a d50 median particle size from 4 to 25 ?m, a BET surface area of less than 10 m2/g, and a total mercury intrusion pore volume from 0.2 to 1.5 cc/g, are disclosed.

Abstract: A dentifrice composition containing an abrasive and a stannous ion source. The abrasive can contain precipitated silica particles where the extractable stannous ions after 30 days at 40° C. is greater than about 75% of the initial extractable stannous ion concentration.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing a gel network phase, potassium nitrate, an abrasive and a fluoride ion source. The gel network phase contains a fatty amphiphile and a secondary surfactant. The oral care composition contains at least about 12% fatty amphiphile and phase separation is not visually perceptible.

Abstract: Oral compositions containing a polyorganosilsesquioxane particle, preferably polymethylsilsesquioxane particles, an oxidizing agent and an orally-acceptable carrier. Method of using such compositions for the cleaning and polishing of dental enamel, such methods including the step of applying such oral care compositions to the teeth of a user.

Abstract: A dentifrice composition containing an abrasive and a stannous ion source. The abrasive can contain precipitated silica particles where the extractable stannous ions after 30 days at 40° C. is greater than about 75% of the initial extractable stannous ion concentration.

Abstract: An oral care composition containing at least 4% fatty amphiphile and from about 0.4% to about 5%, by weight of the composition, total flavor components. The flavor components contain at least 14%, by weight of the flavor components, of one or more high displaying flavor components.