Ivoclar Introduces ‘Cervitec F’ Varnish in South Korea

SOUTH KOREA: Ivoclar Vivadent’s latest varnish, ‘Cervitec F’, is gaining attention for its ability to treat patients of all ages, from children to the elderly, with speed and ease. This protective varnish offers simultaneous treatment for hypersensitivity and caries prevention, making it a versatile solution for dental practitioners.

Key Ingredients for Effective Treatment

Containing fluorine, chlorhexidine, and cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC), ‘Cervitec F’ combines multiple benefits in a single application. With 1,400 ppm of fluoride and 0.3% of chlorhexidine, it provides effective fluoridation and antibacterial action, while also sealing exposed dentinal tubules to alleviate hypersensitivity.

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Enhanced Flowability and Absorbency

One notable feature of ‘Cervitec F’ is its excellent flowability and absorbency. The liquid varnish easily penetrates complex tooth surfaces, reaching areas such as open dentinal tubules, exposed root surfaces, fissures, and prosthetics. This enables efficient treatment even in difficult-to-access regions of the mouth.

Simple Application Process

Practitioners appreciate the straightforward application process of ‘Cervitec F’. After cleaning and polishing the teeth, the treatment area is dried, and the varnish is applied. The natural drying process takes just 60 seconds, making the treatment quick and convenient for both patients and providers.

An Ivoclar official emphasized the increasing importance of oral hygiene management, particularly for patients with hypersensitive teeth and children prone to caries. They highlighted the role of ‘Cervitec F’ in providing prompt and comprehensive protection, reducing patient discomfort, and enhancing treatment efficiency.

According to the Ivoclar representative, “‘Cervitec F’ can be applied quickly to reduce patient inconvenience.” They added, “It is a great help in reducing medical treatment and increasing the efficiency of treatment,” underlining the product’s contribution to streamlining dental care processes.

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