Enamel Remineralization Treatment in St. Louis Park, MN
Reverse Early Cavities Without a Drill
At Creekside Dental, we believe prevention and early intervention are the foundation of long-term oral health. That’s why we offer enamel remineralization treatment using Curodont™, an innovative, non-invasive option that can actually reverse early-stage cavities — without numbing, drilling, or filling.
If you're looking for a gentle alternative to traditional dental fillings, Curodont may be the ideal solution.
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What Is Curodont?
Curodont Repair is a cutting-edge bioactive gel designed to treat early enamel decay (incipient caries) by stimulating the natural remineralization of tooth structure. It works by delivering a protein matrix directly to the affected area, allowing calcium and phosphate to rebuild the weakened enamel from within.
Unlike conventional dental fillings, which require removing part of the tooth, Curodont preserves all healthy tissue and restores strength to the enamel before the cavity progresses.
How Enamel Remineralization Works
The process is simple, comfortable, and entirely non-invasive:
- Diagnosis
Your dentist will identify areas of demineralized enamel during your dental exam — usually using visual inspection, digital images, or special caries detection tools. - Tooth Preparation
The tooth is cleaned and dried. A mild acid may be used to condition the enamel for better uptake of the material. - Curodont Application
The bioactive gel is applied directly to the lesion. It stays in place for several minutes to allow deep penetration into the porous enamel. - Remineralization Over Time
The gel initiates a repair process that continues even after the visit — helping rebuild the enamel naturally over several weeks.
Curodont is painless and requires no local anesthesia. Most treatments are completed during the same visit and may be combined with other preventive services like fluoride treatment or dental sealants.
Who Can Benefit from Enamel Remineralization?
Curodont is ideal for patients with early-stage enamel decay who want to avoid more invasive procedures. It is especially well-suited for:
- Children and teens with new cavities forming
- Adults with white spot lesions or enamel demineralization
- Patients with sensitivity due to weakened enamel
- Individuals who prefer conservative, no-drill treatment
- Those at high risk for cavities but looking to prevent future fillings
Your dentist will evaluate the depth and progression of the lesion to determine whether Curodont is appropriate or if a traditional filling is required.
Advantages of Curodont Remineralization
Enamel remineralization with Curodont offers several important benefits compared to traditional restorative care:
- Non-invasive: No drilling, needles, or removal of healthy tissue
- Painless: No anesthesia required
- Preserves natural tooth structure: Helps rebuild what already exists
- Supports preventive dentistry: Intercepts decay before it progresses
- Safe and effective: Clinically proven results for treating incipient caries
For many patients, Curodont represents a shift toward a more modern, biology-driven approach to dental care — one focused on healing, not just fixing.
Integrating With Your Preventive Care Plan
Curodont is often used alongside other minimally invasive treatments as part of a comprehensive preventive strategy. During your next hygiene visit or routine cleaning, we’ll assess your enamel health and determine whether remineralization could help protect or rebuild vulnerable areas.
You can also pair Curodont with:
- Fluoride treatments to enhance remineralization
- Dental sealants for added protection
- Children’s dentistry programs for cavity prevention in younger patients
- Personalized home hygiene guidance to maintain strong enamel
We’ll tailor your care to your specific risk factors and oral health goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What types of cavities can Curodont treat?
Curodont is designed to treat incipient (early-stage) enamel lesions, often appearing as white spots on the tooth surface. It’s not suitable for deeper cavities that have already broken through the enamel into the dentin — those may still require a dental filling.
Is the procedure painful?
Not at all. Curodont treatment is completely non-invasive. There’s no drilling, no injections, and no discomfort. It’s an ideal option for children or patients with dental anxiety.
How long does the remineralization process take?
The application is completed during one visit, but the remineralization continues over several weeks as the enamel rebuilds naturally. Follow-up visits allow us to monitor progress.
Can this replace a filling?
Curodont can prevent the need for a filling when used early enough — but it doesn’t replace a filling if the decay has already advanced into deeper layers of the tooth.
Is Curodont covered by insurance?
Because it's a newer and preventive-focused treatment, it may not be covered by all dental insurance plans. If you're uninsured, check out our membership plans for affordable preventive care options.

Call to Schedule Your Visit
Interested in stopping early-stage decay without drilling or discomfort? Curodont enamel remineralization may be the right option for you. Call Creekside Dental at (952) 938-2740 or request an appointment online to find out if you're a candidate.
