Fluoride Varnish: After a regular cleaning, your dentist may apply a fluoride varnish to protect your teeth and lessen sensitivity. Although dentists preach about the use of fluoridated toothpaste and fluoride rinses, in-office fluoride treatments applications are often overlooked.
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Temporary relief: Varnishes were designed to reduce sensitivity under metal restorations and have declined in popularity with the dental industry preferring white restorations. It can still provide temporary relief If you are referring to a fluoride varnish like 3M ESPE Vanish. You can seek better relief with resin adhesives & lasers.
Answered 10/11/2014
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