Solve My Problem: Fluoride varnish protection that passes the taste test
By Noah Levine
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Dental Products ReportDental Products Report July 2020
Volume 54
Issue 7
With a new Cola Lime flavor, VOCO’s Proflourid Varnish offers patients comfort and protection.
The Problem
Patients often complain about the taste and texture of varnishes
Dental varnishes provide great protection for patients’ teeth, but patients often must overcome unpleasant flavors and sensations to experience these benefits.
The Solution
Profluorid Varnish
- A thin, transparent 5% sodium fluoride varnish that quickly sets in seconds after contact with saliva
- Available in a range of pleasant Xylitol-containing flavors with no aftertaste including caramel, melon, mint, cherry, bubble gum, and the recently launched cola lime
- With its enhanced flow characteristics, the varnish easily covers the tooth surface and reaches areas some more viscous varnishes miss, leaving the teeth feeling smooth
- The varnish has a high immediate fluoride release that can help relieve hypersensitivity
- Available in single-dose packaging in both child and adult doses for easy delivery without the mess
VOCO America
888-658-2584
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