A day begins and ends with the right oral care. Brushing teeth alone is not what is meant here. It’s much more than that: if we keep our mouths healthy and in good shape, our overall health will also benefit. Immediately and tangibly, countless studies prove the connection between bacteria in the mouth and the consequences throughout the body. But we will spare you the details here. Just this much: teeth are one thing; interdental spaces are another – and the much more important part. We always say: If you forget to clean between your teeth, you could actually do without brushing altogether....

MAKE THE DIFFERENCE Knowledge enlightens us, drives the purpose of change and acts upon us as a guide for informed decisions. Thus, conveying our prevention philosophy which starts foremost with knowledge transfer. From dental professional to patient, motivating and coaching him into the oral self-care journey. The mouth - the gateway to our body and mind – is such an amazing part of our body, completely essential for the most vital activities of human life. Yet, despite all it gives us, we tend to take our marvellous mouth for granted. This poster aims to highlight the remarkable role the mouth...

OUR PHILOSOPHY 8 THE FOUR PILLARS 10 EDUCATION 12 FOR A LIFETIME 26 ORTHO CARE 28 WHITENING 30 BAD BREATH 32 SENSITIVE TEETH 36 GUM DISEASES 38 IMPLANT CARE 40 DRY MOUTH 58 TOOTHBRUSHES 72 TRAVEL SETS 78 HYDROSONIC 86 INTERDENTALS 100 TOOTHPASTES 112 PERIO PLUS

Prevention is no longer an option but a necessity. The prevalence of oral disease is, firstly, indisputable and, secondly, exacerbated by a population getting older and older and retaining more natural teeth. All these factors put oral health on the same level of importance as systemic diseases including treatment and prevention. That’s why Curaprox has developed its four-pillar principle for efficient and effective oral care. In a world where health and well-being imply true wealth, we now stand on the verge of a paradigm shift. If we truly seek a healthier and happier society, then more money...

LEARNING IS A LIFELONG TASK ‘iTOP offers a healthy slice of life! This feels fantastic! iTOP has changed my working style and my life completely.’ — MUDr. Lucie Sedelmayer iTOP Chief Instructor and lecturer, Czech Republic The future of dentistry depends not only on innovative treatment options but also on how we pass on knowledge and skills to the patients and empower them to keep their own smiles healthy for life. This is the reason Curaden Academy exists – we are here to equip dental professionals and oral health practitioners with the expertise to become true oral health heroes for both their...

ORAL HEALTH THROUGHOUT YOUR LIFE We accompany people. From day one, for a lifetime. We provide innovative oral care products and ideal brushing routines for babies, toddlers, and the young cool ones, during pregnancy or a profound daily oral care as well as in old age or during health issues. Our credo: good oral hygiene should not be a privilege; it must be achievable for everyone. YOUTHS Teenage time is bracket-and-braces-time. Thanks to special shaped (sonic) toothbrushes, ultra-fine interdentals and toothpastes that are both fun and effective to use, a good oral health can be maintained also...

YOUR NEEDS NEEDS ARE THERE TO BE MET Meeting your needs plays a decisive role in effective oral care. Aspects such as dental health, aesthetic requirements, and personal preferences must be taken into account. A targeted and effective approach to oral care also involves taking into account individual habits and lifestyles to promote long-term health and satisfaction. Oral health is crucial at every stage of our lives. Our teeth and gums deserve the best possible care. A healthy oral cavity is not only a sign of external beauty, but also a gateway to our general well-being. It allows us to laugh,...

YOUR NEEDS ENSURING GOOD ORAL HEALTH Pregnancy can increase the mother’s risk of oral health problems, which in turn, may affect the pregnancy. Scientific studies have shown connections between gum disease and adverse pregnancy outcomes such as premature birth, low birth weight and pre-eclampsia. Ensuring good oral hygiene during pregnancy can help women have a healthy pregnancy and a healthy baby. Let’s face it: sometimes the mouth becomes a true problem area. Nausea, gag reflex, or super delicate, inflamed, or bleeding gums may impede proper daily oral care. However, a daily, thorough, and...

YOUR NEEDS SHORT SHAFT GROW WITH FLAT SUCKING PART CORRECTION SIZES SOFT & LIGHT MEMBRANE ORAL CARE FOR OUR SWEETEST A properly developed baby jaw lays the foundation for future well-being. If it can develop optimally, it favours the desired nasal breathing, correct bite, even rows of teeth and good speech development. The decisive factor: the soother, it has much more influence on the child than parents might think. SUCKING IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR BABIES! The little ones are born with a sucking reflex, or infantile swallowing pattern, which is adapted for breastfeeding or drinking from the bottle....

YOUR NEEDS CHOOSE A SUPER-GENTLE TOOTHBRUSH Babies don’t like hard bristles as they irritate or even hurt the sensitive mucosa. Maybe, there’s a new tooth appearing and making the gums even more sensitive? Parents should therefore go for a highly gentle, soft, and dense toothbrush. SELECT A MILD TOOTHPASTE Toothpastes for adults are not appropriate for babies and toddlers. They might refuse to brush and refuse to cooperate as they dislike the strong menthol taste. A mild toothpaste is way better. INGREDIENTS MATTER Valuable and healthy ingredients are crucial for a children’s toothpaste. In recent...

YOUR NEEDS WHY IS FLUORIDE IMPORTANT FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN? Fluorides support remineralization. They have been proven to help incorporate the calcium phosphates into the enamel more quickly. Your advantage- The time for bacteria to exploit the weak points in the enamel is shorter and the risk of tooth decay is therefore lower. To understand how fluorides protect your teeth, you first need to know what attacks them. In most cases, these are bacteria that accumulate on the food debris between the teeth and form acid from the sugar present there. This acid damages tooth enamel by dissolving...