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Say Goodbye to Cavities Forever!

Cavities are a fact of life for most people, even those who have good oral hygiene habits. Cavities are painful, inconvenient, and can cause bad breath, gum disease, and many other maladies.

Say hello to Curodont and goodbye to cavities!

What Is Curodont?

This latest breakthrough in the dental field eliminates the need for needles, drills, and fillings as long as the cavity is detected and treated early. Early detection and treatment use a non-invasive, advanced regenerative technology that enables the tooth to heal itself with minerals that naturally occur in the saliva.

What Is Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus?

The Curodont treatment is an early-stage cavity treatment that uses advanced regenerative technology to extract fluoride and other minerals from saliva and deliver them to “watch” areas. This promotes healing by stimulating enamel regeneration using the body's healing methods. The minerals are delivered to tooth areas that may be developing cavities, stimulating enamel regeneration while strengthening and repairing the tooth from within.

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How Does Curodont Work?

Curodont's non-invasive cavity treatment for teeth is a remineralization treatment that is comfortable, painless, and quick. It uses a peptide-based solution that stimulates growth and regeneration without side effects or anesthesia.

When you come to our Commack office for your treatment, you'll experience the following:

  • Your dentist will examine your teeth to determine if you're a good candidate for Curodont. It works best for those with early-stage cavities, including young children.
  • Next, we'll apply the Curodont solution to all the affected areas, and it will begin to penetrate the tooth enamel. The application is painless; you'll feel the liquid being applied to your teeth, but it's odorless, there's no pain, and there's no other sensation.
  • It may take weeks or months for the remineralization to be completed. You won't notice it working, just that your cavity will begin to dissipate and you'll have a healthy tooth once again.