Non-fluoridated remineralization agents in dentistry

Managing non cavitated dental carious lesions non-invasively through remineralisation agents is a main goal and attempt to prevent further carious progression, and to improve and maintain the form and function of the teeth and oral cavity. The application of remineralisation agents to the non cavitated lesions has led to the development of novel technologies to arrest the further carious progression and prevent the decalcification process. This paper discusses the various non-fluoridated remineralisation agents available and their mode of action to preserve the functional integrity of the tooth structure.