MedActive Oral care products are for people suffering from dry mouth conditions because of chronic medical issues or the taking of multiple medications. We service pharmacy and senior/ LT care facilities. Join the MedActive Team and provide your patients with the most effective products on the market for Dry Mouth.

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© 2012 MedActive, LLC.

2. Four Brands Oral Care Redefined™
MedActive -
MedActive redefines oral care by prioritizing dry mouth relief as a
critical objective of daily oral hygiene.
MedActive’s integration of continuous dry mouth relief into
comprehensive oral care is based upon clinical recognition that
salivary dysfunction adversely impacts oral and general health,
especially for patients managing chronic illness.
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3. Causes of dry mouth and other
oral conditions:
• Antibiotics • Anticholinergics • Antihypertensives
• Diuretics • Analgesics • Decongestants
Medications • Muscle relaxers • Antipsychotics • Sedatives
• Corticosteroids • Antihistamines • NSAIDS
• Amphetamines • Antidepressants
Medical • Cancer Chemotherapy & Radiation Therapy
• Kidney Dialysis
Treatments • Transplant Surgeries
• Diabetes • Anxiety • Hepatitis
• COPD • Lupus/Scleroderma • Sleep Disorder
Health • Heart Disease • Pneumonia • GERD
Condtions • Cancer • Asthma • Obesity
• High Blood Pressure • Allergies • Incontinence
• Rheumatoid Arthritis • Sjögren’s Syndrome
• Depression • HIV/AIDS
• Poor hygiene
Lifestyle • Smoking
• Drug & alcohol abuse
• Infrequent dental visits
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4. MedActive® Brands rely on multiple applications of
proprietary ingredients throughout the day. These
applications achieve unprecedented relief from dry
mouth discomfort.
Repetitively enhancing saliva flow, with Spilanthes Extract and its unique “tingle”
feature
Repetitively moisturizing soft tissue, with ULTRAMULSION® and its extraordinary
“mouthfeel” and flavor enhancement
Repetitively lubricating and conditioning the mouth, with a mucoprotectant and
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its distinct substantivity to soft tissue.
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5. Caries
Immune
Inflammation System
Compromise
Mucositis Bacterial
Overgrowth
Cascade
Effects of
Dry Mouth
Viral & Fungal
Stomatititis
Overgrowth
Periodontitis Pathogenic
Biofilm
Gingivitis
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6. Dysphagia
Cancer Immuno-
compromise
Bacteremia Kidney
disease
Malnutrition
Health Migration of
biofilm into
Impacts of bloodstream
Dry Mouth
Heart Ingestion of
disease bacteria, virus
& fungi
Diminished
quality of Depression
life
Pulmonary
Stroke
Infections
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7. MS, Sjögren’s
Scleroderma Denture
Syndrome
& Lupus Discomfort
Arthritis Hyper-
tension
Parkinson’s Allergies
Depression Kidney
& Anxiety Patient Dialysis
Populations
Obesity Alzheimer's
& Dementia
Sleep
Apnea COPD
Drug
Dependency Gastro- Diabetes
intestinal Palliative
problems Care
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8. Integration of Dry Mouth Management into Patient Centered
Care Pathways Reduces Costs
Nosocomial
infections
Increased Regulatory
dental care risk
Longer & more
Litigative
frequent Downstream risk
hospitalizations
Medical Costs
Empty bed Reduced
losses HVBP
Incentives
Increased Increased
care costs drug costs
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9. Dry mouth leads to and exacerbates
the following conditions:
• Oral thrush • Gingivitis/Periodontitis
• Sensitivity • Bleeding gums
• Sores & lesions • Inflammation
• Hoarsness • Burning mouth
• Caries • Throat irritation
• Difficulty swallowing
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10. Percentage of Adults who have had problems
involving the mouth
“QuickStats: Percentage of Adults* Aged 18-64 Years Who Have Had Problems Involving the Mouth, by Race/Ethnicity and
Type of Problem ---National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2008.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6022a7.htm?s_cid=mm6022a7_w
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11. MedActive provides comprehensive oral care which
includes continuous oral relief for patient-centered
integrated care pathways.
“ Taking the appropriate efforts to improve
oral and dental care for nursing home
residents could have a significant impact
not only on quality of life for nursing
facility residents, but also a meaningful
impact on downstream medical costs for
the health care system by preventing
hospitalizations and death resulting from
medical care needs arising out of poor oral
and dental care.
”
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12. Dentition problems can result
in malnutrition
“ Patients with painful dentition eat less, and if the patient is demented at baseline,
the communication of the painful condition is often missed by care providers.
Dentition problems along with the normal loss of the sense of smell accompanied
with aging can result in signficantly reduced caloric intakes. Malnutrition frequently
leads to immunocompromise and this puts individuals at risk for a whole host of
opportunistic infections such as urinary tract infections and pneumonia, both of
which are common primary diagnoses for nursing home patients admitted to acute
”
care centers.
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13. MedActive protocol encourages and promotes
ongoing self-care and independence.
Senior citizens fear moving into a
nursing home and losing their
independence more than death,
according to a research study that
examines the attitudes and anxieties of
the nation’s elderly population.
“Aging in Place in America,” commissioned by Clarity
and The EAR Foundation ”
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14. FactsBrands
Four
Approximately 300,000 cases of ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) are reported annually, associated
with increased morbidity and mortality, and costs up to $50,000 per case.1
In a 2008 study in an acute care facility with 4 critical care units, the implementation of a q4
oral care protocol costing $21.35/day resulted in an annual savings of more than $7,722.1
The January 2012 issue of the JADA reported that patients with diabetes were one third less likely to visit an
emergency department or be hospitalized for the disease when regular dental care was received.2
Undiagnosed dental and oral problems could be a leading cause of malnutrition in elderly people – the
problem may be exacerbated by a failure of residential and nursing homes to ensure residents receive
proper basic oral care. 3
Patients on dialysis often feel thirsty, but are instructed to control their fluid intake. These patients are
constantly looking for a way to relieve their dry mouth and satisfy their thirst.4
1 Killer, Harriet S., RN, BSA, CIC, CPA & Tara Haines, RN, BSN. Simple & Cost-Effective Strategies to Reduce the Occurrence of Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia. Ocala
Regional Medical Center, Ocala, FL. 2008.
2 The Journal of the American Dental Association. January 1, 2012. Vol 143, No. 1, 20-30.
3 Bad teeth cause malnutrition in elderly. BBC News Health. May 21, 1999.
4The National Kidney Foundation. http://www.kidney.org/.
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15. Physical Removal of Pathogenic Biofilm
Comprehensive
Inhibition of Bacterial Migration
Remineralization of Tooth Surfaces
Saliva Enhancement
Continuous
Soft Tissue Conditioning
Ongoing Immune System Support
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16. The CONTINUUM™
Continuous, Comprehensive Oral Care & Relief
The Interactive Relationship of Saliva & Mucosal Soft Tissue Supports a Healthy Mouth
MedActive’s Proprietary Formulation: Spilanthes Extract & ULTRAMULSION®
Enhances saliva and coats/soothes the soft tissues of the mouth
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18. Nighttime Care Daytime Relief
PROPHY TAPE® Rinse Gel Spray Lozenges
(Floss)
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19. Four Brands
Summary of the
Physical removal of plaque biofilms
Continuous enhancement of saliva flow
Continuous cleansing of oral biofilm
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Continuous conditioning of soft tissue
Continuous remineralization of teeth
Continuous relief of oral discomfort
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20. Oral Professionals and Pharmacists Recognize
Medication-Induced Dry Mouth Risk
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22. WhiteHill Oral Technologies
Stafford, TX
• All MedActive Brands are proprietary patented technology
• ULTRAMULSION® and Spilanthes Extract are exclusively licensed by WhiteHill to
MedActive for healthcare
• WhiteHill provides MedActive with:
o Manufacturing (GMP)
o Quality Control
o Quality Assurance
o Research & Development
o FDA Label Claims Guidance
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23. Licensed Intellectual Property
Pending U.S. Patent Applications: Issued U.S. Patents:
10/331,800 5,711,936 6,609,527
11/149,597 5,057,310 6,575,176
11/331,513 6,138,314 6,907,889
11/349,042 6,086,373 6,916,880
11/549,668 6,545,077 7,017,591
11/671,075
Pending U.S. Trademark Applications: Registered U.S. Trademark:
HI-IMPACT™ MedActive®
feel it working™
feel ‘m working™ ULTRAMULSION®
Patient-Friendly™ PROPHY TAPE®
Oral Relief CONTINNUM™
SOFT ABRASIVES®
PROPHYLAXIS ESSENTIALS™
Clean, Lubricate, Moisten & Protect™
Biofilm Targeting™
Biofilm Management™
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24. Contact
MedActive Oral Pharmaceuticals, LLC.
Headquarters:
8364 Forest Oaks Blvd.
Spring Hill, FL 34606 U.S.A.
Phone: 352-293-2164
Fax: 352-835-7180
© 2011 MedActive, LLC.
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