Bubblegum 5% Sodium Fluoride Varnish – 50 Count

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Bubblegum 5% Sodium Fluoride Varnish – 50 Count

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Keep patients’ smiles healthy with 5% sodium fluoride varnish designed to help prevent tooth decay and strengthen tooth enamel. Our bubblegum fluoride varnish provides a convenient, effective fluoride treatment for pediatric and general dental practices.

The sweet bubblegum flavor, easy chairside application, and quick-drying formula help create a comfortable, stress-free patient experience.

Ideal for pediatric and general dentists, this 5% sodium fluoride varnish comes in convenient single-dose sticks for easy application.

You will receive a box of 50 single-dose bubblegum varnish sticks and a “Patient Directions” tear pad. Expires: 3/31/27

Also available as part of a Child, Teen, or Adult Toothbrush Kit.

About this Fluoride Varnish Bubblegum

5% Sodium Fluoride Varnish Features

Contains 5% sodium fluoride
Helps prevent tooth decay and strengthen enamel
Bubblegum flavor for a pleasant patient experience
Quick-drying formula for convenient chairside application
Single-dose sticks for easy, hygienic dispensing
Suitable for pediatric and general dental practices
Designed for use as a professional fluoride treatment

Fluoride Varnish Contents:

50 single-dose 5% sodium fluoride varnish sticks
1 “Patient Directions” tear pad (50 sheets)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of fluoride treatments are available?

Common treatments include fluoride varnish, gels, foams, and rinses, each with varying concentrations and application methods. Our fluoride product includes single-dose fluoride treatment sticks to be applied chairside.

Who should receive fluoride treatments?

Recommended for children, adolescents, and adults, particularly those at higher risk for cavities, such as those with a history of decay or dry mouth.

How often should patients receive fluoride treatments?

High-risk patients may benefit from treatments every three to six months, while lower-risk patients may only require annual applications.