What is biomimetics?

Biomimetic dentistry mimics the teeth’s natural look and functionality. The word ‘biomimetics’ itself, can be translated to mean ‘copy what is life-like’.

While traditional dentistry has often relied heavily on invasive procedures such as fillings and teeth reduction, biomimetics instead uses minimally invasive techniques to fix damaged teeth whilst keeping as much of the natural tooth structure as possible.

Already used in over 200,000 dental procedures, Curodont Repair from vVARDIS currently stands at the forefront of biomimetic dental science.

What is Curodont Repair?

Curodont Repair is the first biomimetic system to arrest and reverse early caries through enamel regeneration. It offers a clinically proven, non-invasive, and pain-free solution to patients of all ages.

Clinical trials have shown that Curodont Repair enables arrest and regression of initial caries with above 90% success rate and is significantly superior to fluoride varnish alone.

The system is designed to not only enhance clinical outcomes but boosts patient comfort and satisfaction.

How Curodont Repair can benefit your practice

• Enhances your practice’s offering with an innovative treatment
• Quick and easy application-in less than 5 minutes
• Easy integration into any workflow
• Can be applied by a dentist, therapist or hygienist
• Boosts hygiene session’s productivity and expands the hygienist’s skills
• Increases patient satisfaction and drives loyalty

How Curodont Repair can benefit your patients

• Arrests and reverses early caries through enamel regeneration
• Helps to preserve the natural tooth structure
• Quick and non-invasive treatment
• No drilling required
• Non-staining and tasteless
• Provides a positive patient experience

How does Curodont Repair work?

Curodont Repair uses proprietary, biomimetic P11-4 peptide technology to arrest and reverse early-stage carious lesions through enamel regeneration.

Mimicking natural biological processes, this treatment penetrates throughout the depth of the initial carious lesion, leading to the formation of new hydroxyapatite crystals, arresting caries progression and rebuilding the natural tooth structure.