ApaCare LACK – Varnish enriched with inorganic salts for reducing hypersensitivity and remineralization of enamel (5 ml)

Specialized help in the fight against hypersensitivity and early cavities.

ApaCare LACK is an innovative varnish enriched with inorganic salts for professional use, designed for patients dealing with tooth hypersensitivity, enamel demineralization, and early cavities. It contains up to 20% nano-hydroxyapatite – liquid enamel that effectively repairs micro-deficiencies, smooths the tooth surface, and restores its natural shine. The natural shellac base makes the product biocompatible and safe to use.

• 20% nano-hydroxyapatite – intensive remineralization and enamel protection
• Reduction of hypersensitivity – ideal for gum recession and exposed dentin
• Safe and biocompatible – varnish residues can be swallowed without concern
• Easy application and effectiveness – ideal for use in dental offices

Effective remineralization and protective barrier. The nano-hydroxyapatite in the formula binds to enamel and dentin, creating a biological protective layer that reduces dentin permeability, eliminates hypersensitivity, and protects against further demineralization. After the alcohol evaporates, a durable, tissue-compatible varnish remains, which works for up to 48 hours.

Natural composition – safe and effective. ApaCare LACK is based on natural shellac, and its short, transparent ingredient list (alcohol, shellac, hydroxyapatite, water, menthol, limonene) ensures high effectiveness and good tolerance even for people with sensitive mucous membranes. The varnish does not contain fluoride or artificial preservatives.

Simple application – quick effect:

• Shake the bottle before use.
• Apply the varnish with a brush or microbrush to the selected areas (e.g. neck area or early cavity spots).
• Dry with cool air for 20 seconds.
• The varnish lasts 1–2 days; residues can be swallowed.

Recommendations and use: The product is especially recommended for:

• People with tooth and dentin hypersensitivity.
• Orthodontic patients.
• Pregnant women and children.
• Patients at risk of enamel demineralization.
• Before and after whitening, fluoridation, scaling.
• People using whitening toothpastes.