A Gentler Option for Early Tooth Decay
Curodont™ Repair Fluoride Plus
A comfortable, noninvasive option for treating eligible early tooth decay—helping preserve natural enamel without drilling or injections.
How Curodont™ Supports Enamel
Targets Early Signs of Tooth Decay
Designed to treat early areas of decay, often called “watch-spots,” where enamel has begun to weaken, but the tooth surface remains intact.
Helps Restore Lost Minerals
Curodont™ uses advanced peptide technology to create a framework that attracts calcium and phosphate from your saliva—minerals your teeth naturally use to remineralize and strengthen weakened enamel.
Supports Natural Enamel Repair
By supporting the remineralization process, Curodont™ helps strengthen weakened enamel while preserving healthy tooth structure.
Comfortable, Noninvasive Treatment
The material is applied directly to the area during your routine dental visit, without drilling or injections.
See How Curodont™ Works
Frequently Asked Questions About Curodont™
Every tooth is different. Here are answers to common questions to help you prepare for a conversation with your provider at Serenity.
How do I know if I'm a candidate for Curodont™?
Curodont may be a good option if you have early signs of tooth decay before a cavity has fully formed. During your visit, our dentists will examine your teeth and review any necessary X-rays to determine whether Curodont is an appropriate treatment for you.
Can Curodont™ treat an established cavity?
Curodont is designed to treat early tooth decay that has not progressed into the dentin—the soft layer beneath the hard outer enamel. Once decay reaches the dentin, a traditional filling or other restoration may be necessary. Our dentists will evaluate the affected area and recommend the most appropriate treatment.
Does Curodont™ treatment hurt?
How does Curodont™ work?
How long does treatment take?
How long does it take to see results?
Although Curodont is applied in just one visit, the natural repair process continues over time. Improvements in the treated enamel may develop over several weeks or months. Our dentists will monitor the area during your routine dental visits with X-rays to evaluate your progress. It is up to you to help your results with good oral hygiene at home and regular cleanings.
Can children receive Curodont™ treatment?
Can Curodont™ help with white spots on my teeth?
What should I do after treatment?
After your treatment, avoid eating, drinking, or rinsing your mouth for at least 30 minutes. Continue brushing twice daily, flossing regularly, and attending routine dental checkups to help maintain your oral health.
Is Curodont™ covered by my insurance?
Ask Us About Curodont™
Wondering whether Curodont™ Repair Fluoride Plus may be right for you or your child? Contact the Serenity Dental team to discuss your options. Call (651) 414-0208 to schedule an appointment.
