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Well, it certainly sounds like jargon designed to obfuscate the actual process. At a minimum they're relying on scientific opacity to render a buyer "convinced because it sounds smart".
I'm always skeptical of these things. Anything that can truly destroy the biological elements that make up plaque bacteria will also likely destroy the cells in your gums. So you're left with either a very mild human-cells safe process that is so mild that it also does little to nothing to the other things, or you actually have a dangerous process that is also dangerous to your human cells. Like drinking bleach to cure COVID... I'd rather that, if they are doing anything at all here, it's entirely placebo (beyond the usual brushing effects).
This is an excellent point. Thank you. Seems safe to call this one snake oil for sure!