For patients with an elevated bacteria count, routine oral hygiene, professional teeth cleaning and fluoridation alone are not enough. In order to protect teeth, gums, mucosa, implants, prostheses and restorations, the growth of the relevant germs must be controlled. The unique Cervitec products that contain chlorhexidine provide you with custom, coordinated solutions for germ control at home and in the dental practice.
Active substances such as fluoride, thymol, xylitol and the provitamin D-Panthenol for extra care and protection
0.2 percent chlorhexidine, xylitol, the provitamin D-Panthenol, 900 ppm fluoride
D-Panthenol and xylitol moisten and care for the mucosa and gums
Xylitol ensures a pleasant taste and supports the effect of chlorhexidine
For use in the dental practice and at home
Contributes to the longevity of fixed and removable dentures
Breath is fresher
Precise application and exact dosage thanks to the delicate tip of the tube
As the formation of foam is minimal, it is pleasant to keep in the mouth and allow to work
For the protection and care of gums, oral soft tissue, peri-implant tissue, mucosa, teeth and remaining healthy tooth structure
For prevention of infection of the gums, mucosa and peri-implant tissue
For prevention of caries
For the care of inflammatory conditions such as gingivitis, mucositis, denture stomatitis, periodontitis and peri-implantitis
To promote the healing of wounds surrounding the tooth and gums
In the case of elevated bacteria counts
Ready-to-use mouth rinse with 0.1 percent chlorhexidine, xylitol, provitamin D-Panthenol
Alcohol-free
Provitamin D-Panthenol and xylitol moisten and care for the mucosa and gums
Xylitol ensures a pleasant taste and supports the effect of chlorhexidine
For use in the dental practice and at home
Gentle on irritated gums, peri-implant tissue and mucosa
Caring components and a mild mint taste leave a pleasant feeling in the mouth
Breath is fresher
The range of available products may vary from country to country.
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