Curodont® Drill-Free Cavity Treatment

Treat Early Tooth Decay—Without the Drill

At Mint Springs Dentistry, we’re proud to offer Curodont® Repair Fluoride Plus by vVARDIS, an innovative treatment designed to help repair qualifying early-stage tooth decay before it becomes a cavity requiring a traditional filling.

Unlike conventional treatment that removes healthy tooth structure, Curodont works by supporting your tooth’s natural remineralization process. For qualifying cases, it offers a comfortable, minimally invasive option that can help preserve more of your natural tooth.

What Is Curodont?

Curodont is an advanced treatment used for qualifying areas of early tooth decay and white spot lesions before a cavity has fully formed.

The treatment is quick, comfortable, and completely non-invasive, making it an excellent option for many patients who want to address tooth decay as early as possible.

Benefits of Curodont

• No drilling
• No needles
• Helps preserve healthy natural tooth structure
• Comfortable, minimally invasive treatment
• Ideal for qualifying early-stage tooth decay
• Suitable for both adults and children when clinically appropriate

Is Curodont Right for Me?

Curodont is intended for qualifying early-stage, non-cavitated tooth decay. During your examination, Dr. Amy Durisin will determine whether your tooth can be treated with Curodont or if a traditional filling is the better option.

Early detection is important, which is why regular dental exams remain one of the best ways to protect your smile.

Schedule Your Visit

If you’ve recently been told you have an early cavity—or simply want to learn whether you may be a candidate for Curodont—we’d be happy to help.

Contact Mint Springs Dentistry today to schedule your comprehensive examination and learn whether this innovative treatment is right for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Curodont?

Curodont is a minimally invasive treatment that helps repair qualifying early-stage tooth decay by supporting the natural remineralization of enamel.

Does Curodont replace fillings?

Not always. It is designed for qualifying early-stage decay before a cavity has fully formed. More advanced decay may still require a traditional filling.

Does the treatment hurt?

No. Curodont is applied without drilling or injections, making it a comfortable treatment for most patients.

Is Curodont safe for children?

Yes. Depending on the clinical situation, Curodont may be recommended for both children and adults.

How long does treatment take?

The application is typically completed during a routine dental appointment.

Will insurance cover Curodont?

Coverage varies by insurance plan. Our team will gladly discuss your benefits and treatment options during your visit.