AI and Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus

vVARDIS

Wed. 24 April 2024

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Applications of AI in dentistry have shown promise in assisting clinicians to identify dental caries on routine bitewing radiographs. This technology minimizes prediction errors, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and enabling better treatment decisions.

For example, Pearl’s Second Opinion is a widely used software program employing AI to analyze patient’s radiographs with precision, delivering instant findings regarding caries—including incipient lesions—bone density changes and other indicators of pathology. Integrating such AI software into clinical workflows offers objective interpretation of radiographs and enhances communication with patients, fostering trust and improving treatment acceptance.

Upon detecting white spot lesions through AI analysis, this initial caries can be addressed using Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus by vVARDIS. This biomimetic technology enables guided enamel remineralization, offering an effective, pain-free and conservative treatment option.

According to vVARDIS CEOs Drs Haleh and Golnar Abivardi, the patented formulation and application procedure facilitate the diffusion of minerals, including fluoride from the product and calcium and phosphate from saliva, into white spot areas, remineralizing and rehardening the affected enamel over subsequent weeks and thus preserving tooth structure.

Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus provides a straightforward, targeted, noninvasive in-office treatment for managing early caries. Recent studies have reported a drill-free treatment survival rate of 96.4% over three years after the use of Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus for early caries.

The integration of AI into dentistry is revolutionizing diagnosis, treatment planning and patient communication. By incorporating AI tools for early caries detection in clinical workflows and managing initial white spot lesions with Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus, dentistry is embracing a future of transformative healthcare. This approach enhances both the patient experience and professional efficiency.

More information about Curodont Repair Fluoride Plus can be found at professional.vvardis.com.

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General Dentistry

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