Amflor gets rapidly and evenly distributed on the teeth due to its active agents. This provides effective remineralisation and complete cavity protection. This is unlike inorganic fluoride. Amflor improves enamel hardness and ensures long term protection against caries.

Amine fluorides covers the tooth surfaces with a homogeneous continuous layer, preventing rapid rinsing off by Saliva. Thus, it can protect teeth for longer than other types of Fluoride.

Amine Fluoride forms a homogeneous molecular layer and by transporting fluoride ions to appropriate sites.
In contrast, the inorganic mouth washes like sodium fluoride has no target function.

Amflor helps in the formation of an acid-resistant fluoride-rich surface layer and a fluoride-induced surface hardening of the tooth surface.

Amine fluoride inhibits the metabolic activity of bacteria, reducing their acid production and inhibiting their growth. In contrast, counter ions of inorganic fluorides, such as sodium fluoride or sodium monofluorophosphate, only show an antibacterial effect at concentrations too high to be reached when using oral care products.