Tooth decay doesn’t happen overnight. It begins as a small area of weakened enamel long before a cavity forms. When we find it early, there’s often an opportunity to strengthen the tooth instead of placing a filling.
Our doctors use Curodont to treat early enamel damage while the tooth surface is still intact. This quick, painless treatment encourages your tooth to remineralize naturally, helping preserve healthy tooth structure before more extensive treatment becomes necessary.
The earliest stages of tooth decay develop beneath the surface of the enamel. Tiny microscopic spaces appear as minerals are lost, even though the outside of the tooth still looks whole.
Curodont is applied directly to the weakened area, where it flows into those microscopic spaces. It creates a natural framework that attracts the calcium and phosphate naturally found in your saliva. Over the following weeks, those minerals gradually strengthen the enamel from within, helping repair early decay before it progresses into a cavity that requires a filling.
We’ve rethought dental care to make protecting your smile completely stress-free. Here is what you can expect during your visit:
Your visit begins in our speakeasy-inspired lounge, where you can relax before your appointment with a drink from our comfort menu.
Using Pearl AI technology and digital imaging, we’ll show you exactly where early decay has developed. Seeing your teeth on screen makes it easier to understand your options and decide on the right treatment.
Once the tooth is prepared, Curodont is carefully brushed onto the affected area. The application takes only a few minutes, and no drilling, injections, or anesthesia are needed.
There’s little interruption to your day after treatment, so you can get back to your normal routine with just a few simple aftercare precautions.
Over the next several weeks, your saliva helps deliver the minerals that continue strengthening the treated enamel.
Healthy tooth structure can never be replaced exactly as nature made it. That’s why we always look for the most conservative treatment possible before recommending a restoration.
Curodont allows us to intervene earlier, often before a filling becomes necessary. Combined with advanced imaging and thoughtful diagnosis, it gives you the opportunity to protect your natural tooth instead of repairing damage after it becomes more severe.
A small area of early decay does not always have to become a cavity. When we identify it soon enough, Curodont gives us the opportunity to strengthen weakened enamel while keeping your natural tooth intact.
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Early tooth decay can be treated using a non-invasive, brush-on solution that helps your teeth heal naturally. During your visit, the formula is applied directly to the surface of the affected tooth. It works with your saliva to deposit natural minerals back into the enamel, strengthening the tooth without any drilling, shots, or numbing.
A filling is required after a cavity has broken through the tooth enamel, requiring damaged tooth structure to be replaced. Curodont is a preventative treatment used for early-stage decay while the surface of the tooth is still intact. The goal is to rebuild your enamel early on so you can avoid needing a filling altogether.
Applying the liquid treatment takes only about five minutes during your appointment. Once applied, the formula immediately goes to work beneath the surface. Your saliva continuously deposits essential minerals into the area, fully hardening and strengthening your tooth enamel over the following 4 to 9 weeks.
Early decay rarely reverses without proactive care, but it can be reversed if caught before a cavity breaks through the enamel surface. Treating early decay with Curodont stops the damage from spreading. Maintaining good brushing habits, flossing, and attending regular preventative checkups ensures the treated tooth stays strong long-term.
Avoid eating, drinking, or brushing for 30 minutes after treatment. Because fluoride is applied at the same visit, avoid alcoholic beverages for 4 hours.
