Semisolid oral dispersions and peroxide-based compositions often suffer from premature degradation or poor retention of active ingredients during application. Stabilizing these agents ensures consistent therapeutic efficacy and prolonged contact time on oral surfaces.

The use of oxalic and dicarboxylic acids in oral compositions is primarily aimed at occluding dentinal tubules to prevent nerve stimulation. Addressing this failure of the tooth's protective barrier provides a technical advantage in pain reduction and enamel protection.

The cluster focuses on the persistent accumulation of organic stains on dental enamel that require chemical or light-activated intervention. Addressing this improves aesthetic outcomes and patient compliance in oral hygiene regimens.