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Efficacy Evaluation of Two Different Fluoride Applications

Evaluation of Effectiveness of a Novel Remineralizing Agent: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial

Status
Completed
Phases
NA
Study type
Interventional
Source
ClinicalTrials.gov
Registry ID
NCT06131294
Enrollment
23
Registered
2023-11-14
Start date
2023-02-24
Completion date
2024-04-16
Last updated
2025-10-23

For informational purposes only — not medical advice. Sourced from public registries and may not reflect the latest updates. Terms

Conditions

White Spot Lesion

Keywords

white spot lesion

Brief summary

The goal of this clinical trial is to evaluate the remineralizing or preservative effect of two different fluoride-containing products. The main question aims to answer how the mineral content of the active white spot lesions change after the treatment with those two fluoride applications in a split-mouth design by measuring their mineral content via QLF technology. Each patient will receive both treatments in a split-mouth design. It is comparison between an experimental fluoride application and Fluoride Protector S.

Interventions

DEVICEFluoride Application (Experimental Fluoride Application)

Fluoride containing applications are applied on white spot lesions. First solution was air-dried before the second application with the other component was done.

Fluor Protector S is applied on white spot lesions.

Sponsors

Istanbul Medipol University Hospital
CollaboratorOTHER
Ivoclar Vivadent AG
Lead SponsorINDUSTRY

Study design

Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Intervention model
PARALLEL
Primary purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
DOUBLE (Subject, Outcomes Assessor)

Intervention model description

Split-mouth design: Meaning that each patient receives both treatments, but on different teeth.

Eligibility

Sex/Gender
ALL
Age
13 Years to 50 Years
Healthy volunteers
No

Inclusion criteria

* At least two active non-cavitated white spot lesions on buccal surfaces of anterior teeth or premolars (ICDAS code 1 and 2; Nyvad score 1) in two different quadrants. * Age between 13 and 50 years * No untreated caries lesions or periodontal disease * No systematic disease or medication (such as antidepressants, antibiotics etc.) that affects salivary flow rate * Subjects claimed regular brushing at least twice a day * Subjects had to agree to keep the scheduled recall appointments for at least 1 year.

Exclusion criteria

* Inactive non-cavitated lesions (Nyvad Score 4) * Lesions with microcavity, cavitation, chipping or discoloration * Lesions at buccal side of the molars * Lesions adjacent to restoration * Developmental white spot lesions such as enamel hypoplasia * Pregnancy

Design outcomes

Primary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta RBaselineEvaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta R (increase of red fluorescence at lesion compared to normal enaml; relative red fluorescence increase)
Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)BaselineEvaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (max) (Percentage of maximal fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)
Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)BaselineEvaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (average) (Percentage of average fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)
Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSABaselineEvaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- white spot area (WSA)
Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta QBaselineEvaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: delta Q \- delta Q (fluorescence loss in the lesions times with the area of white spot lesions (delta F x WSA); fluorescence loss is negative per definition as enamal has higher mineral content and thus fluorescence than white spot lesions)

Secondary

MeasureTime frameDescription
Severity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaBaselineEvaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: 0: Sound 1. Active caries (intact surface) 2. Active caries (surface discontinuity) 3. Active caries (cavity) 4. Inactive caries (intact surface) 5. Inactive caries (surface discontinuity) 6. Inactive caries (cavity) 7. Filling (sound surface) 8. Filling+active caries 9. Filling+inactive caries
Severity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Baseline to 1 monthEvaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = ICDAS score increased from 2 to 3 * unchanged = ICDAS score 2 * regression = ICDAS score decreased from 2 to 0 or 1
Severity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaBaseline to 1 monthEvaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 2 or 5 * unchanged = Nyvad score 1 * regression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 0 or 4
Severity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)BaselineEvaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: 0: Sound tooth surface: No evidence of caries after 5 sec air drying 1. First visual change in enamel: Opacity or discoloration (white or brown) is visible at the entrance to the pit or fissure seen after prolonged air drying 2. Distinct visual change in enamel visible when wet, lesion must be visible when dry 3. Localized enamel breakdown (without clinical visual signs of dentinal involvement) seen when wet and after prolonged drying 4. Underlying dark shadow from dentin 5. Distinct cavity with visible dentin 6. Extensive (more than half the surface) distinct cavity with visible dentin

Countries

Turkey (Türkiye)

Participant flow

Recruitment details

The recruitment period took place between February 2023 and May 2023 in the Restorative Dentistry Department of Medipol University Clinic

Participants by arm

ArmCount
Expermental Fluoride Application
The two-step system, consisting of Component A (ammonium fluoride solution) and Component B (calcium fluoride application), will be applied once on the white spot lesions one. Fluoride Application (Experimental Fluoride Application): Fluoride containing applications are applied on white spot lesions. First solution was air-dried before the second application with the other component was done.
23
Fluor Protector S
The ammonium fluoride gel will be applied once on the white spot lesions. Fluor Protector S: Fluor Protector S is applied on white spot lesions.
23
Total46

Baseline characteristics

CharacteristicExpermental Fluoride ApplicationFluor Protector STotal
Age, Customized
14-40 years old
23 Participants23 Participants46 Participants
Race and Ethnicity Not Collected0 Participants
Sex: Female, Male
Female
9 Participants9 Participants18 Participants
Sex: Female, Male
Male
14 Participants14 Participants28 Participants

Adverse events

Event typeEG000
affected / at risk
EG001
affected / at risk
deaths
Total, all-cause mortality
0 / 230 / 23
other
Total, other adverse events
0 / 230 / 23
serious
Total, serious adverse events
1 / 231 / 23

Outcome results

Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (average) (Percentage of average fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 6 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-10.1 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 4.9
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-12.5 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 5.8
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (average) (Percentage of average fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-12.5 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 4
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-12.2 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 5.4
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (average) (Percentage of average fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 1 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-12.2 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 5.4
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-11.9 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 4.7
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (average) (Percentage of average fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 12 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-10.5 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 5
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Average)-11.6 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 5.7
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (max) (Percentage of maximal fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 1 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-26.3 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 14.8
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-25.6 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 12.2
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (max) (Percentage of maximal fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 6 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-21.2 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 12
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-26.1 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 13.8
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (max) (Percentage of maximal fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-28.2 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 10.8
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-26.3 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 13.2
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta F (max) (Percentage of maximal fluorescence loss at lesion sites compared to fluorescence of normal enamel, relative fluorecence loss)

Time frame: 12 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-22.6 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 12.5
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta F (Max)-25.3 percent change (%)Standard Deviation 15.5
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: delta Q \- delta Q (fluorescence loss in the lesions times with the area of white spot lesions (delta F x WSA); fluorescence loss is negative per definition as enamal has higher mineral content and thus fluorescence than white spot lesions)

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-6539 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 8228
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-5022 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 5181
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: delta Q \- delta Q (fluorescence loss in the lesions times with the area of white spot lesions (delta F x WSA); fluorescence loss is negative per definition as enamal has higher mineral content and thus fluorescence than white spot lesions)

Time frame: 1 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-7105 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 9351
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-6234 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 5988
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: delta Q \- delta Q (fluorescence loss in the lesions times with the area of white spot lesions (delta F x WSA); fluorescence loss is negative per definition as enamal has higher mineral content and thus fluorescence than white spot lesions)

Time frame: 6 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-2628 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 3216
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-4181 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 5833
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: delta Q \- delta Q (fluorescence loss in the lesions times with the area of white spot lesions (delta F x WSA); fluorescence loss is negative per definition as enamal has higher mineral content and thus fluorescence than white spot lesions)

Time frame: 12 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-4819 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 6078
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta Q-5692 delta Q in %pxStandard Deviation 6400
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta R (increase of red fluorescence at lesion compared to normal enaml; relative red fluorescence increase)

Time frame: 6 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R22.4 delta R in %Standard Deviation 17.8
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R29.5 delta R in %Standard Deviation 23
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta R (increase of red fluorescence at lesion compared to normal enaml; relative red fluorescence increase)

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R26.5 delta R in %Standard Deviation 17.9
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R27.3 delta R in %Standard Deviation 25.5
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta R (increase of red fluorescence at lesion compared to normal enaml; relative red fluorescence increase)

Time frame: 1 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R26.4 delta R in %Standard Deviation 22.7
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R32.7 delta R in %Standard Deviation 20.2
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- delta R (increase of red fluorescence at lesion compared to normal enaml; relative red fluorescence increase)

Time frame: 12 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R20.7 delta R in %Standard Deviation 17
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: Delta R27.8 delta R in %Standard Deviation 22.3
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- white spot area (WSA)

Time frame: 1 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA446.8 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 493
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA444.3 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 334.9
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- white spot area (WSA)

Time frame: 12 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA346.4 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 400.7
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA373.5 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 345.6
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- white spot area (WSA)

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA376.0 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 404.6
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA361.6 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 296.7
Primary

Measurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA

Evaluation of the change in lesion size of white spot areas and mineral content by measurement of QLF parameters: \- white spot area (WSA)

Time frame: 6 Month

ArmMeasureValue (MEAN)Dispersion
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA238.3 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 272.5
Fluor Protector SMeasurement of White Spot Lesions by QLF Parameters: WSA266.6 WSA in px^2Standard Deviation 296.3
Secondary

Severity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad Criteria

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: 0: Sound 1. Active caries (intact surface) 2. Active caries (surface discontinuity) 3. Active caries (cavity) 4. Inactive caries (intact surface) 5. Inactive caries (surface discontinuity) 6. Inactive caries (cavity) 7. Filling (sound surface) 8. Filling+active caries 9. Filling+inactive caries

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 128 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 4-60 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 2-30 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 7-90 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 00 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 7-90 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 00 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 128 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 2-30 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaNyvad score 4-60 lesions
Secondary

Severity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad Criteria

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 2 or 5 * unchanged = Nyvad score 1 * regression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 0 or 4

Time frame: Baseline to 6 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression21 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged7 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression14 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged10 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression4 lesions
Secondary

Severity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad Criteria

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 2 or 5 * unchanged = Nyvad score 1 * regression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 0 or 4

Time frame: Baseline to 12 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression1 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression22 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged5 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression12 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged12 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression4 lesions
Secondary

Severity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad Criteria

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 2 or 5 * unchanged = Nyvad score 1 * regression = Nyvad score changed from 1 to 0 or 4

Time frame: Baseline to 1 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression3 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged25 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaRegression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaUnchanged27 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity and Activity Transition of White Spot Lesions by Nyvad CriteriaProgression1 lesions
Secondary

Severity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: 0: Sound tooth surface: No evidence of caries after 5 sec air drying 1. First visual change in enamel: Opacity or discoloration (white or brown) is visible at the entrance to the pit or fissure seen after prolonged air drying 2. Distinct visual change in enamel visible when wet, lesion must be visible when dry 3. Localized enamel breakdown (without clinical visual signs of dentinal involvement) seen when wet and after prolonged drying 4. Underlying dark shadow from dentin 5. Distinct cavity with visible dentin 6. Extensive (more than half the surface) distinct cavity with visible dentin

Time frame: Baseline

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 0-10 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 228 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 3-60 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 0-10 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 228 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)ICDAS score 3-60 lesions
Secondary

Severity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = ICDAS score increased from 2 to 3 * unchanged = ICDAS score 2 * regression = ICDAS score decreased from 2 to 0 or 1

Time frame: Baseline to 6 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression14 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged14 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression4 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged20 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression4 lesions
Secondary

Severity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = ICDAS score increased from 2 to 3 * unchanged = ICDAS score 2 * regression = ICDAS score decreased from 2 to 0 or 1

Time frame: Baseline to 12 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression14 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged13 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression1 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression7 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged16 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression5 lesions
Secondary

Severity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)

Evaluation of the clinical status of the lesions: * progression = ICDAS score increased from 2 to 3 * unchanged = ICDAS score 2 * regression = ICDAS score decreased from 2 to 0 or 1

Time frame: Baseline to 1 month

ArmMeasureGroupValue (COUNT_OF_UNITS)
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression3 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged25 lesions
Experimental Fluoride ApplicationSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Regression0 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Unchanged27 lesions
Fluor Protector SSeverity Transition of White Spot Lesions by ICDAS II Visual Scoring System (Codes)Progression1 lesions

Source: ClinicalTrials.gov · Data processed: Feb 4, 2026