PrevaRelief-Dentine Desensitizer

PrevaRelief- Dentin Desensitizer

PrevaRelief Dentin Desensitizer provides professional chairside treatment for dentinal hypersensitivity associated with exposed dentin. It is suitable for sensitive cervical lesions, gingival recession, exposed root surfaces and other clinical situations where topical dentin desensitization is indicated.

It acts on exposed dentinal tubules to reduce dentinal fluid movement. As a result, PrevaRelief helps reduce hypersensitivity to thermal, tactile, osmotic and chemical stimuli.

Moreover, dentists can incorporate PrevaRelief into various compatible restorative and preventive dental procedures. Its simple application requires only 30–60 seconds of contact with the dentin, followed by gentle air drying. In addition, the formulation requires no light curing.

Why Choose PrevaRelief?

Helps Manage Dentinal Hypersensitivity

PrevaRelief acts on exposed dentinal tubules to reduce dentinal fluid movement. Therefore, it helps reduce hypersensitivity associated with exposed dentin.

Suitable for Cervical and Root Sensitivity

Dentists can use PrevaRelief on exposed cervical dentin and exposed root surfaces associated with gingival recession. In addition, they can use it for non-carious cervical lesions when topical desensitization is clinically indicated.

Simple Chairside Application

Dentists apply a small amount directly to the sensitive dentin and leave it in place for approximately 30–60 seconds. Then, they gently air-dry the treated surface.

No Light Curing Required

PrevaRelief does not require a dental curing light. As a result, dentists can easily incorporate the application into routine clinical procedures.

Suitable for Multiple Dental Procedures

Dentists can use PrevaRelief in several compatible restorative and preventive procedures. For example, they can use it before certain indirect restorations, beneath compatible direct restorative materials and for sensitivity associated with tooth whitening.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is PrevaRelief?

PrevaRelief is a dentin desensitizer for professional chairside use. It helps treat and reduce dentinal hypersensitivity associated with exposed sensitive dentin.

2. How does PrevaRelief work?

PrevaRelief acts on exposed dentinal tubules and reduces dentinal fluid movement. Therefore, it helps reduce hypersensitivity to thermal, tactile, osmotic and chemical stimuli.

3. What does PrevaRelief contain?

PrevaRelief contains HEMA (2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate), Glutaraldehyde and Sodium Fluoride.

4. Can dentists use PrevaRelief for exposed root sensitivity?

Yes. Dentists can use PrevaRelief for dentinal hypersensitivity associated with gingival recession and exposed root surfaces. Moreover, it is suitable for exposed cervical dentin and non-carious cervical lesions.

5. Can dentists use PrevaRelief after scaling and root planing?

Yes. PrevaRelief is indicated for sensitivity associated with scaling and root planing. Therefore, dentists can use it when topical dentin desensitization is clinically appropriate.

6. How long should PrevaRelief remain on the dentin?

Allow PrevaRelief to remain on the exposed sensitive dentin for approximately 30–60 seconds. Then, gently air-dry the treated surface while maintaining adequate isolation.

7. Does PrevaRelief require light curing?

No. PrevaRelief does not require light curing. After the recommended application period, the dentist gently air-dries the treated dentinal surface.

8. Can dentists reapply PrevaRelief?

Yes. If the patient requires additional desensitization, the dentist may repeat the application during the same appointment. However, if hypersensitivity persists, the dentist should reassess the tooth and determine the underlying cause before further treatment.

9. Can dentists use PrevaRelief before restorative procedures?

Yes. Dentists can use PrevaRelief on prepared dentin before compatible indirect restorations and beneath compatible direct restorative materials when clinically indicated. However, they should proceed with the adhesive, cement, liner or restorative material according to its manufacturer’s instructions.

10. Can dentists use PrevaRelief for sensitivity associated with tooth whitening?

Yes. PrevaRelief is indicated for dentinal sensitivity associated with tooth-whitening procedures when clinically appropriate.