Enamelast™
Fluoride Varnish
Instructions for Use (IFU)
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Enamelast fluoride varnish is a xylitol-sweetened, 5% sodium fluoride in a resin carrier. Enamelast fluoride varnish's superior retention promotes enhanced and sustained fluoride release. Its superior fluoride release and uptake means more fluoride is absorbed over a longer period of time than other leading competitors. Available in syringe applications in Walterberry™ flavor and unit-dose applications in Walterberry, Orange Cream, Cool Mint, Bubble Gum, Caramel, Raspberry, Vanilla, and Flavor-Free. Unit doses are offered with or without brushes, giving practices the option to purchase brushes separately or as a convenient all‑in‑one kit. Enamelast varnish covers and penetrates into open dentinal tubules to reduce sensitivity.1,2
- Patented adhesion-promoting agent for enhanced retention
- Superior fluoride release and uptake
- Smooth, nongritty texture
- Nearly invisible appearance
- Use with SoftEZ™ tip
- Nut free and gluten free
Enamelast™ fluoride varnish is a flavored, xylitol-sweetened, 5% sodium fluoride in a resin carrier. Enamelast fluoride varnish's superior retention promotes enhanced and sustained fluoride release. Its superior fluoride release and uptake means more fluoride is absorbed over a longer period of time than other leading competitors. It is non-gritty, nearly invisible in appearance, and is available in flavor-free or seven great-tasting flavors.
Award-Winning Fluoride Varnish
Named a “Dentistry Today Top 100 Product” and awarded the “Reality Four-Star Award” multiple years in a row, Enamelast fluoride varnish is a product you can trust.
Non-Gritty and Nearly Invisible Appearance
Some varnishes leave behind a gritty feel on patients’ teeth. In contrast, Enamelast fluoride varnish leaves patients’ teeth feeling clean and smooth and has a nearly invisible appearance. These characteristics encourage patients to leave the varnish on their teeth for a longer period of time, allowing it to deliver the maximum amount of fluoride ion to every tooth.
Better Adhesion for Enhanced Retention
Enamelast fluoride varnish provides prolonged tooth adhesion with resin/hydrogenated rosin formula. Unlike fluoride mouthwash or gel that can be easily washed away, Enamelast fluoride varnish adheres to the teeth to deliver the full benefits of fluoride to your patients.
Convenient Delivery Options
Enamelast fluoride varnish unit-dose blister packs are perfect for those who prefer a single application. With an applicator brush and prefilled well together in unit-dose blister packs are also ideal for clinics in a hospital setting where regulations require unit-dose treatments to have all materials packaged together.
Syringe delivery allows for clinician preference during application. You may simply apply Enamelast fluoride varnish directly onto a patient's teeth through a SoftEZ™ tip. Alternatively, you can express the varnish into a well before painting it onto the teeth. Each easy-to-use syringe provides enough varnish for 2–4 patients.
Flavor-Free or Seven Great-Tasting Flavors
Enamelast fluoride varnish comes in seven great-tasting flavors, as well as a flavor-free option. Unit-dose applications will leave both adults and children happy with: Orange Cream, Cool Mint, Bubble Gum, Walterberry™, Caramel, Raspberry, or Vanilla. For those who want a hint of sweetness that vanishes after a couple of minutes, Flavor-free is perfect. Syringe applications are available in Walterberry flavor. All Enamelast varnishes are nut and gluten free.
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- Moeintaghavi A, Ahrari F, Nasrabadi NT, Fallahrastegar A, Sarabadani J, Rajabian F. Low level laser therapy, Er,Cr:YSGG laser and fluoride varnish for treatment of dentin hypersensitivity after periodontal surgery: A randomized clinical trial. Lasers Med Sci. 2021;36:1949–1956.