Optical biofilm detection nozzle geometry: Procter & GambleRecent Research Landscape
Integration of photonic emission components directly into fluid delivery nozzles. Enables simultaneous chemical application and photo-activation for accelerated oral treatment.
What technical problems is Procter & Gamble addressing in Optical biofilm detection nozzle geometry?
Inconsistent active agent release
(13)evidences
Semisolid oral dispersions often suffer from poor stability and non-uniform distribution of active ingredients. Ensuring controlled and reliable delivery from jammed emulsion structures prevents sub-therapeutic dosing and ingredient degradation.
Inefficient active ingredient delivery
(9)evidences
The keywords highlight issues with flavor display and ion release during dispensing. Solving these limitations ensures that therapeutic and sensory components are effectively transferred from the device to the oral cavity.
Inefficient dental stain removal
(7)evidences
The cluster addresses the slow or incomplete oxidation of dental chromophores during treatment. Solving this improves the speed and depth of whitening while reducing the required chemical concentration.