RDA Standardization and Accepted as standard

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RDA Standardization and Accepted as standard method This method has been accepted by health organizations around the world Importantly, the method is NOT intended to predict abrasivity of toothpastes in the mouth but to help manufacturers

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RDA Standardization and Accepted as standard method This method has been accepted by health organizations around the world
Importantly, the method is
NOT intended to predict abrasivity of toothpastes in the mouth but to help manufacturers determine the cleaning potential

“a lab method that confirms that <1mm of dentin per 100,000 brush strokes” 1<br>
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RDA Testing Vs. Real Life Conditions 2 RDA Testing (in vitro) vs. Real Life Considerations<br>