Hygiene

Fluoridation & enamel remineralization in Poznyaky

Fluoridation and enamel remineralization at MasterDent dental clinic in Poznyaky: stronger enamel, less sensitivity, and caries prevention with fluoride varnishes and remineralizing gels/applications.

What it is

Fluoridation - application of fluoride varnish/gel to saturate enamel with fluoride ions.
Remineralization - calcium/phosphate agents to restore mineral balance.
Goal - reduce sensitivity, increase enamel resistance to acids, and prevent caries.
Suitable for adults and children; protocols are tailored individually.

When it’s needed

Dentin hypersensitivity to cold/acid; exposed cervical areas.
Early demineralized (white spot) lesions without cavitation.
After professional cleaning, orthodontic treatment, or whitening.
Caries prevention in patients with elevated risk.

How the procedure goes

Assessment
Check enamel/dentin status, map hypersensitive zones and risks.
Surface prep
Professional hygiene or gentle cleaning, isolate from saliva.
Applications
Apply fluoride varnish/gel and/or remineralizing agent per protocol.
Effect retention
Home-care advice (low-abrasive toothpaste, Ca/F gels).
Recall plan
Set the repeat interval (typically every 3–6 months).

Benefits

Less sensitivity

Rapid decrease of cold/acid response.

Stronger enamel

Improved mineralization and caries resistance.

Gentle & safe

Non-invasive methods, guideline-based protocols.

Orthodontic-friendly

Safe with braces, restorations and implants.

Indicative prices

Final scope and frequency of applications are defined after the exam. Additional procedures may be advised as indicated.

Consultation with treatment plan

500 грн

FAQ

Is it painful?

No, these are non-invasive and typically painless procedures.

How long does it take?

Usually 15–30 minutes, depending on treated areas.

Any restrictions after?

Avoid hot/acidic foods for 2–4 hours; your doctor will specify details based on the product used.

How often should I repeat it?

Every 3–6 months on average, adjusted individually.

Is it suitable for kids?

Yes, it’s a core preventive method in pediatric dentistry.