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Several studies point out that dental products, such as fluoride varnishes, are able to promote remineralization and to control the development of the carious process. Purpose: To evaluate the effectiveness of fluoropolymers varnishes used for prophylaxis and non-invasive treatment of initial caries d1, d2 in children 4 to 6 years. Material and Methods: Non-invasive treatment of lesions d1a, d1b and d2. After processing results and highlights of the actual study was conducted by the data processing package for mathematical and statistical analysis SPSS v 20.0. Results: In a 4-year-olds observed at (2.7 times higher), and the average lesion before treatment was 11,35 ± 2,41(t=12,43,p<0.001). At 5 and 6 year olds difference before and after treatment was 2.6 times the average value of the lesions prior to treatment with 5 year is 11,25 ± 2,47, and at 6-year was 11,15 ± 2,23 (respectively t = 12,01, p <0,001 for 5 years and t = 12,93, p <0,001 for 6 years). Conclusion: Clinpro TM White Varnish with TCP (Tri-Calcium phosphate) (3M) is effective in reducing demineralization in subsurface layer.

Clinical Study Remineralization Effect of Mineralization Varnish