Curodont

Treat early decay without drilling.

Curodont is a non-invasive treatment designed for certain early stages of tooth decay. Instead of drilling the tooth, it is applied to the affected area to help support the tooth’s natural remineralization process — preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.

Curodont (vVARDIS)

What is Curodont?

Curodont is applied to an early area of decay or weakened enamel. It does not require drilling or removing healthy tooth structure when the decay is still in an early stage that Dr. Sheth determines is appropriate for this treatment.

The goal is to treat the problem while it is small — so more of your natural tooth can stay intact.

At a glance

Early decay, treated gently.

No drilling
No shots involved
Non-invasive treatment
Helps support remineralization
Preserves natural tooth structure

A dentist decides

Is Curodont right for me?

Curodont is designed for certain early areas of tooth decay and weakened enamel. It is not intended for every type of cavity.

Dr. Sheth will examine the tooth and determine whether Curodont is an appropriate option — or whether a filling or other treatment is the better choice for your situation.

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Filling vs. Curodont

Curodont is not a replacement for every filling. It is an option when decay is still early enough.

Traditional Filling

Requires drilling
Removes part of the tooth
Restores the tooth with filling material

Curodont Repair

No drilling
No shots involved
Non-invasive treatment
Helps support remineralization

Why treating early cavities matters

Treating decay in the early stages may help:

Avoid more extensive dental work later
Preserve more of the natural tooth
Reduce the need for fillings when the decay is still early enough

Request an appointment to find out whether Curodont is right for you. Dr. Sheth will examine the tooth and walk you through the options — no pressure.

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