A DIFFERENT KIND OF DENTAL VISIT
Early cavity?
Meet a gentler
possibility.
Some early cavities can be treated without a drill. Explore dentist-applied care that supports your tooth’s natural repair process.
Find a provider In-office treatment. A dentist determines whether it’s right for your tooth.
CONCEPTUAL ILLUSTRATION01 / A SMALLER STEP, SOONER
The earlier you know, the more you can explore.
For an early cavity with an intact surface, your dentist may recommend a drill-free approach. An examination comes first: some teeth still need a filling or other treatment.
No drilling
For suitable early cavities, treatment can be applied without cutting the tooth.
No needles, no numbing
A surface-applied treatment offers a different experience from a filling.
A focused appointment
Application takes minutes. Your dentist explains what to expect at your visit.
Dentist-applied
Administered in-office by a licensed dentist, not a mail-order kit.
02 / YOUR VISIT
Your visit, without the mystery.
Detection
Your dentist identifies early-stage cavities — white spot lesions — that are eligible for treatment.
Preparation
The tooth surface is gently cleaned and conditioned so the gel can penetrate.
Application
Curodont Repair is applied and absorbs into the enamel. No drilling involved.
Regeneration
The P11-4 peptide scaffolds natural mineral back into the lesion over the following weeks.
03 / WORKING WITH YOUR TOOTH
Small science.
A new approach.
Curodont Repair uses a self-assembling peptide called P11-4 to support mineral repair in early, non-cavitated lesions. Your dentist assesses the tooth and monitors it over time.
Read the product science ↗Identify the early lesion.
A dentist checks whether the tooth is suitable.
Apply the treatment.
The dentist prepares the surface and applies Curodont.
Support mineral repair.
Keep up daily care and recommended follow-up visits.
Where to get it
Find a provider
Explore Rodeo Dental locations in Texas, Colorado and Arizona. Contact the practice to confirm treatment availability, eligibility and cost.
52 offices · 40 cities · 3 states
Texas37
- Alamo
- Brownsville3 offices
- Cypress
- Dallas
- Donna
- Edinburg
- Elsa
- Forest Hill
- Fort Worth
- Harlingen
- Houston6 offices
- Irving
- Killeen
- Laredo3 offices
- Lubbock
- Midland
- Mission2 offices
- Odessa
- Palmhurst
- Pharr
- Rio Grande City
- San Benito
- South Houston
- Stafford
- Temple
- Waco
- Weslaco
Colorado10
- Arvada
- Aurora2 offices
- Colorado Springs
- Commerce City
- Denver
- Greeley
- Lakewood
- Thornton
- Westminster
Arizona5
- Casa Grande
- Glendale
- Phoenix2 offices
- Tucson
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A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Good questions.
Clearer answers.
What is Curodont?
Curodont uses a self-assembling peptide (P11-4) to regenerate tooth enamel. Applied as a gel, it triggers your tooth’s natural repair process — reversing early-stage cavities without drilling.
Who is a good candidate?
A dentist can assess early cavities whose surfaces are still intact. Not every cavity is eligible; an examination is needed to decide whether this approach is appropriate.
How long does it take?
Application takes minutes, but the full visit includes assessment and preparation. Follow your dentist’s instructions for eating, drinking and aftercare.
Is it covered by insurance?
Ask the treating practice to confirm its fee and check coverage with your insurer. In-office treatment is separate from your ONEORAL membership.
How well does it work?
Curodont is designed to support repair in early, non-cavitated lesions. Results depend on the tooth and ongoing care. Your dentist will explain the evidence, alternatives and follow-up needed for your situation.
For dental practices
Offer drill-free treatment at your practice
Patients are searching for an alternative to the drill. Join the OneOral provider network and be the practice they find.
- Offer a treatment anxious patients actively search for
- Reach patients who have avoided the chair for years
- Clinical training and materials included
- Listed on the OneOral provider finder