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How to Clean Oral Appliances: The Easy Way to Upgrade Your Routine
May 26, 2026
Meet the range of specialised Zima accessories designed to pair with the Dental Pod for a deeper, more complete clean.
What are the ingredients in Zima Dental's tablets? (2026)
May 29, 2024
Zima's Ultrasonic Boosting Tablets are made from carefully selected, non-toxic ingredients that were chosen for their effectiveness and safety.
Dangerous chemicals in dental cleaners and tablets: Should I avoid Vitamin C with Sodium Benzoate? (2026) - Dr. Jack Pinnar-Smith
February 28, 2024
It may be wise to avoid products combining vitamin C with sodium benzoate, especially in large quantities or in products that are stored for extended periods of time.
Are Zima Dental's tablets compatible with cobalt chromium dental appliances? (2026) - Dr. Jack Pinnar-Smith
February 28, 2024
When cleaning your cobalt chromium dental appliance, it's important to be wary of certain chemicals.
How often do I need to use a tablet with the Dental Pod? (2026) - Dr. Jack Pinnar-Smith
February 27, 2024
Our recommendation is based on our own internal research and a study by the University of Hong Kong.
Do tablets damage oral appliances, including aligners, retainers, and night guards? (2026) - Dr. Jack Pinnar-Smith
February 27, 2024
Oral appliances, including aligners, retainers, and night guards, are crafted from medical-grade plastics or acrylics. Despite the durability of these materials, exposure to certain chemicals found in some tablets can induce degradation over time.
Will Zima Dental's ultrasonic boosting tablets bleach my dentures? (2026) - Dr. Jack Pinnar-Smith
February 27, 2024
Zima Dental's ultrasonic boosting tablets are an expert blend of ingredients, meticulously designed to ensure optimal cleanliness of dentures without the risk of bleaching or discolouration over time.
Some tablet brands use ingredients that can corrode the Dental pod (2026)
February 27, 2024
We advise our customers against using certain brands of tablets with their Dental pods, as they may damage the device. Unlike Zima’s ultrasonic boosting tablets, which are specifically formulated for use with the Dental pod, other brands may contain ingredients that form hypochlorite ions when mixed with water.
