The First FDA-Cleared

 Antimicrobial Cavity Cleanser.

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In vitro studies have shown FiteBac Antimicrobial Cavity Cleanser to be effect against Streptococcus mutans, Actinomyces naeslundii, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Candida albicans
Penetrates exposed dentin tubules allowing restorative adhesives to tightly bind to the prepared dentin surface
Removes debris in carious lesion preparations

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Discover the Versatility of FiteBac® 

 Antimicrobial Technology

FiteBac® is a versatile antimicrobial technology, developed by Dr Kirk Kimmerling and Dr Franklin Tay, in collaboration with researchers from around the world, allowing for the incorporation of antimicrobial protection into almost any material.

By linking potent quaternary ammonium antimicrobials to a polymerizable silane backbone, they have developed a versatile new class of antimicrobial compounds that can be permanently incorporated into most materials, including those used in modern dentistry.

Peer-reviewed scientific publications, as well as the recent clearance of K18 QAMS by the FDA for use in the manufacturing of dental acrylics, show the efficacy of the FiteBac® approach.

What Dental Professionals Are Saying About FiteBac® Antimicrobial Cavity Cleanser

“FiteBac® is innovative. There aren’t a lot of products designed just to do this.”
David Kurtzman, DDS