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Enamelast®

Fluoride Varnish

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Product Details

​Enamelast is a flavored, xylitol-sweetened, 5% sodium fluoride in a resin carrier. Its unique formula is made with a patented adhesion-promoting agent for enhanced retention, providing superior fluoride release and uptake. Unit-dose applications available in delicious Walterberry, Orange Cream, Cool Mint, and Bubble Gum flavors. Syringes are available in Walterberry flavor.

  • Patented adhesion-promoting agent for enhanced retention
  • Superior fluoride release and uptake
  • Smooth, non-gritty texture
  • Nearly invisible appearance
  • Unit-dose applications available in delicious Walterberry, Orange Cream, Cool Mint, and Bubble Gum flavors
  • Syringe application available in Walterberry flavor
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Indications for Use

Enamelast

​Enamelast produces a mechanical occlusion of the dentinal tubules in the treatment of tooth hypersensitivity.

Clinicals

Enamelast®

Nearly Invisible Appearance

Before Enamelast.
After applying Enamelast.

Technical Details

Fluoride Varnish May Help With Caries Prevention

​The AAPD recommends fluoride varnish "for use as a preventative adjunct to reduce enamel demineralization in children identified at risk for early childhood caries."1  The use of fluoride varnish for caries prevention has also been endorsed by the ADA.2

Superior Fluoride Uptake

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Enamelast Uptake Graph
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Superior Fluoride Release

Enamelast Release Graph
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Smooth Texture

​Enamelast leaves patients' teeth feeling clean and smooth, without the gritty feel some varnishes can leave behind. This helps the patient leave the varnish on their teeth for a longer period, allowing Enamelast to deliver the maximum amount of fluoride ion to every tooth.

Two No-Mix Delivery Options

​Unit-dose blister packs include a prefilled well and an applicator brush. This is perfect for those who prefer a one-time application, or those whose clinics are in a hospital setting where regulations require unit-dose treatments to have all materials packaged together.

Syringe delivery allows for a couple different application options. Simply express Enamelast through a SoftEZ® tip directly onto teeth, or express the varnish on the back of your glove or into a well before painting it onto the teeth. Each easy-to-use syringe provides enough varnish for 2–4 patients.

Gluten Free and Kosher Certified

​Ultradent products are gluten free and kosher certified, so they fit in with the lifestyles and beliefs of patients from any background. Enamelast is also free of soy, dye, and peanuts.

FAQs

  • Can my orthodontic patients use Enamelast?

    ​Yes! Enamelast is great for patients undergoing orthodontic treatment, especially those who currently have an orthodontic sealant on their teeth. When Enamelast is applied to a tooth treated with sealant, it recharges the sealant for even longer fluoride release.

  • How often can Enamelast be applied?

    ​The AAPD recommends at least every 6 months or 3-6 months for those with a high risk of caries. The ADA recommends up to every three months.

  • Is Enamelast gluten free?

    ​Yes. Enamelast is also free of dyes, soy, and peanuts.

  1. American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Policy statement on the use of fluoride. Adopted 1967. Reaffirmed 1977. Revised 2013. Available from: http://www.aapd.org/media/Policies_Guidelines/P_FluorideUse.pdf
  2. American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs. Professionally applied topical fluoride: evidence-based clinical recommendations. J Am Dent Assoc. 2006;137(8):1151-9.
  3. Data on file.