Hardness vs. Toughness: Why the Right Balance Matters
When it comes to materials, hardness and toughness are often mistaken as the same thing, but they are fundamentally different properties. Past the first bite, a hard material might not provide resistance after the initial tear into it by the teeth. Hardness refers to a material’s resistance to deformation: how difficult it is to dent or scratch. Toughness, on the other hand, is a material’s ability to absorb impact without breaking.
To illustrate the difference, think of a carrot. A raw carrot is hard, meaning it resists being crushed or dented. However, it is not particularly tough, as it becomes soft after the initial break during the bite. Compare that to Stronger Gum, which is much tougher, meaning it maintains a certain level of resistance after the initial break.
The Perfect Mix for Jaw Training
For effective jaw muscle activation, the right combination of hardness and toughness is essential. Stronger Gum is made from materials that combine the right level of hardness and toughness with an optimal balance of these properties. This combination ensures that the jaw muscles are activated to their maximum potential.
By chewing Stronger Gum, you are giving your jaw the right workout: one that is effective. So if you’re looking to strengthen your jawline and enhance your facial structure, choosing the right gum makes all the difference.