Drill-free Decay Control

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Cavities, also called tooth decay, happen when teeth lose minerals —the substance they are mostly made of— because of acids made by bacteria.
Tooth decay does not start with a hole on the surface that you can see. Instead, it begins quietly under the surface, without any pain.
This first stage is called early-stage decay, and it happens in the enamel—the strong outer layer of the tooth.
Contrary to popular belief, decay does not start with a hole, but it develops below the tooth surface. At this initial stage, the tooth loses minerals in the enamel.
This phase is known as early tooth decay.

If left untreated, a cavity forms requiring drilling and filling. Additionally, untreated decay can lead to a higher risk of secondary diseases and severe health issues.

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For carres on enamel level, you can restore the enamel and reverse caries in one time treatment. This technology is called Curodont by Vvardis. Frequent checkups  could catch your decay and reverse it. - https://www.vvardis.com/en-us?srsltid=AfmBOop4tDcVhIY5OfuU8caQZBeeXtcZsS24cBBsoVhFOcmxE3kO2Ehp

Curodont^TM is an innovative, drill-free solution that works on early decay.

Thanks to its proprietary formulation, tooth decay can be addressed at an early stage not by injection and drilling but with a single, non-invasive application by a dentist or hygienist.*

It does not stain, has no taste and is suitable for children and adults.

Curodont^TM Repair Fluoride Plus is a professional solution that can be applied only by a dental professional in a dental office.

 

Curodont^TM Repair Fluoride Plus acts where it is needed most. The proprietary formulation treats early-stage caries without any drilling or filling, helping to preserve the natural tooth structure.

Early-stage decay forms beneath the tooth surface. The dental professional applies Curodont^TM in office.
The formulation disperses throughout the enamel.

Mimicking nature, Curodont^TM repairs early decay drill-free, restoring the lost minerals and helping to preserve the natural tooth structure.