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Vanish Varnish!
Posted by AM-TouchMarch 29, 2011, 9:56 AM
In the world of preventative care, varnish has become a rising star. Although the typical cost per varnish treatment is a bit higher than an APF foam or gel, the longer contact time of varnish makes it a far superior option for patients.


As the varnish market becomes more crowded, 3M’s Vanish Varnish has continued its reign as the top selling brand in the industry, primarily thanks to some cool features.


They developed a proprietary method that allows Vanish to be reinforced with Tri-Calcium Phosphate (TCP). Normally, Calcium and Fluoride can’t be mixed, thereby making packaging of any combination product impossible. However 3M has figured out a way to encase the calcium while in storage. Exposure to saliva brings the two powerful components together and they go to work immediately.


3M has taken their science one step further by developing a stronger resin that keeps the varnish attached to the teeth longer. The greater contact time allows for greater effect, and patients are even able to eat and drink directly following the procedure. Additionally, Vanish “migrates” through saliva, effectively bringing the fluoride and TCP to areas of the mouth not reached by the initial application.


Coupled with a strong preventative care strategy, Vanish Varnish allows hygienists and their respective practice associations an innovative way to generate more preventative care revenue while increasing client care and satisfaction.

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Learn more about this product on the 3M ESPE website
Category: Preventives
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