Curodont Repair – Concord, NH
Stopping Cavity Advancement with Remineralization
No one ever wants to find out that they have a cavity; however, these unfortunate developments happen and often range from minor to severe. At Generations Dental Care, we make every effort to stop the progression of dental decay and cavities so that more complex restorative care is not required. Part of how we do this is with Curodont Repair in Concord. By stopping caries in their tracks, we can work to remineralize the enamel and restore your smile’s aesthetics, use, and oral health. Let us know how we can help if you suspect you might need this type of non-invasive treatment.
What is Curodont Repair?
Curodont Repair is a painless solution that combines fluoride and the nutrients found in your saliva to target cavities and begin remineralizing the tooth enamel. Early stages of tooth decay can be detected and treated with this non-invasive method of treatment – one that most patients prefer and appreciate, as there is no drill, pain, or injection required.
How Does Curodont Repair Work?
Once a member of our team determines there is an area that could benefit from Curodont Repair, we will make sure your teeth are clean and dry before applying the solution. Using the designated instrument, your dentist will add the fluoride to the affected spot.
Within minutes, it will begin to penetrate the outer layer of your tooth – the enamel. As it enters the affected area, the fluoride will combine with your saliva, which contains calcium and phosphate, and start to slowly remineralize this protective layer. It often takes a few weeks for the entire process to be complete.
The Benefits of Curodont Repair
When our team recommends this type of treatment, you can be certain that you will experience many great benefits of Curodont Repair, such as:
- It is a non-invasive form of treatment, so there are no drills, injections, or pain.
- The solution remineralizes your tooth enamel, improving your oral health and creating a more sound structure.
- It is a cost-effective form of treatment, as it reduces the potential costs associated with restorative care.
- It is easy to apply.
- It protects against future tooth decay and cavities.