DentoClude F is a special dental gel that dentists apply to sensitive teeth to help stop pain from hot, cold, or sweet foods. It uses a tiny glass-like mineral (called bioactive glass with fluoride and natural plant extracts) that flows into the open channels in the tooth and gently “plugs” them, so sensations cannot easily reach the nerve. Over time, this material helps the tooth rebuild a natural, protective layer, giving longer-lasting relief than many regular sensitivity products you buy at the store. It is approved for use by regulators in the United States and India and is only available through licensed dental professionals, so patients receive it as part of an in-office treatment rather than as a home product. REQUEST INFO

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DentoClude F is an in‑office, FDA‑cleared desensitizing device that blocks dentin tubules, reduces micro‑leakage, and strengthens bonds, giving practices both a clear patient‑care benefit and a strong economic upside. Below is brochure‑style copy you can drop into a 1–2 page Handout or trifold, aimed at dentists and technicians, emphasizing clinical use and ROI. DentoClude™ F is now offering a limited complimentary practice program that lets your team trial the in‑office gel, receive onboarding, and integrate it into existing sensitivity protocols with no upfront product cost for qualifying offices. CLICK FOR ASSISTANCE

What is clearly included

Complimentary units of DentoClude F for chairside use so the team can treat real cases during the evaluation period.​

Clinical onboarding, which typically means training and guidance on indications, chairside protocol, and how to integrate the gel into hygiene, restorative, and periodontal workflows.​

Chairside integration support, i.e., help for the practice team to incorporate DentoClude F into their existing sensitivity management and post‑treatment protocols

The DentoClude F usage video provides clear, step-by-step instructions for dental professionals administering the product to patients experiencing tooth sensitivity and pain. It demonstrates proper application techniques, including opening the DentoClude F packaging, using an applicator to dispense the product, and precisely applying it to targeted tooth surfaces—especially those exhibiting hypersensitivity. The video emphasizes patient comfort, clean application, and following all safety and hygiene protocols to ensure optimal product performance.

DentoClude™ F with fluoride is intended to be used in the manner based on indications for use. DentoClude™ F contains Bioactive Glass with particle size of less than 1μm as the key ingredient designed to fill and block the dentin tubules. DentoClude™ F Tubule Agent should be used during the restoration of teeth. DentoClude™ F is applied to the exposed dentin and the solvent evaporated off, leaving the bioactive glass. DentoClude™ F is manufactured in such a way that it is intended to enter the exposed dentin tubules and penetrate to a greater depth that prevents microleakage and sensitivity. In addition, Bioactive Glass in studies suggests having an anti-inflammatory effect.

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Dentoclude F uses submicron bioactive glass particles that penetrate 5-10μm into dentin tubules. When exposed to oral fluids containing calcium and phosphate, these particles precipitate hydroxyapatite, physically occluding the tubules and creating a durable barrier against external stimuli like hot, cold, and sweet foods.

Yes, Dentoclude F can be used with self-etch adhesives. Apply the desensitizer immediately after the self-etch adhesive. The acidic monomers in the adhesive dissolve the smear layer and demineralize dentin, allowing both the bioactive glass and adhesive to penetrate and form a strong hybrid layer.

No, in fact Dentoclude F has been shown to improve bond strength. Clinical studies demonstrate that bioactive glass can increase bond strength by up to 3X compared to control groups. The material integrates into the adhesive layer without compromising mechanical properties.

The effects of Dentoclude F are long-lasting. Clinical studies have shown sustained sensitivity relief for 3 months and longer after a single application. The bioactive glass continues to interact with oral fluids, maintaining the protective hydroxyapatite layer over time.