An interactive, child-friendly fluoride application system that ensures accurate dosage, improves patient engagement and tracks compliance for better preventive outcomes.
- Ensures correct dosage & uniform application
- Engages children with lights, sounds & rewards
- Tracks & stores data for monitoring & recall
- Hygienic, autoclavable & easy to use
One session, five steps
A complete fluoride application runs itself — the clinician attaches a tray and presses start.
- Step 1Select & attach trayChoose the appropriate tray size and attach it to the handle.
- Step 2Start sessionPress start — the timer begins and the LEDs activate.
- Step 3Interactive experienceLights, sounds and animations keep the child engaged.
- Step 4Auto shut-offThe device vibrates and shuts off when the session is complete.
- Step 5Sync & trackSession data syncs to the app for records and recall.
Technical specifications
- Fluoride dose
- 0.5 – 2.0 mg Fadjustable per mode
- LED wavelength
- 465 ± 10 nmblue light
- LED coverage
- 360°
- Timer settings
- 60 / 90 / 120 sec
- Battery
- Li-ion 1200 mAh
- Charging
- USB-Cfull charge in 2.5 hrs
- Display
- 1.3 in OLED
- Weight
- ≈ 120 g
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.0
- Data storage
- Cloud basedencrypted
- Tray material
- Medical gradeautoclavable silicone
- Handle material
- ABS + siliconemedical grade
- Ingress protection
- IPX7sealed, encapsulated optics
- pH sensing
- Intraoral electrodemodulates release
Key features
- Chair-side metered dispensing ensures safety & accuracy
- 360° LED ring cues even coverage & shows session time
- Real-time timer & visual / auditory feedback
- Child-friendly interactive animations & rewards
- Salivary pH sensing regulates fluoride release
- Tracks sessions, dose delivered & compliance
- Hygienic autoclavable trays — sterilisable between patients
- USB-C rechargeable, lightweight & portable
The tray, in seven views
Front, back, up, down, left, right and perspective. The arch-form autoclavable tray, drawn like the instrument it is — modelled on the stock impression trays every clinic already knows.
Bring a view forward:
Drawn from real tray anatomy: an arch-form channel with buccal and lingual flanges, rolled rims, a rim-lock retention bead, closed distal ends, the anterior feed port that receives the metered dose, and the salivary pH electrode seated in the floor. Non-perforated by design — perforations retain impression material; a gel tray has to hold gel.
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The autoclavable tray, up close
Every session starts with a freshly sterilised tray — the handle dispenses the measured dose into it at the chair.
Tray sizes
Small
3 – 6 yrs
Medium
6 – 12 yrs
Large
12+ yrs
Standardised, like impression trays — colour indicator marks the size at a glance.
Reservoir design
- Reservoir dispenses the measured dose into the tray
- Soft & flexible for comfort
- Spill-proof design ensures safety
- Colour indicator for size
Fluoride gel options
- Sodium Fluoride
- 1.23%
- Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride (APF)
- 1.23%
- Stannous Fluoride
- 0.4%
- Neutral Sodium Fluoride
- 2%
Fluoride Session
100%
Completed
Standard Mode · Blue light · 60 sec
- Dose delivered
- 1.23 mg F
- Duration
- 60 sec
- Salivary pH
- 6.8
- Points earned
- +20
Illustrative session data · iPhone 17 Pro Max proportions (6.9″, 2868 × 1320)
Every session becomes a record
The handle syncs over Bluetooth 5.0 to a companion app — encrypted cloud records for the clinic, rewards for the child, recall reminders for the parent.
- Patient profile management
- Session history & reports
- Dose tracking
- Recall reminders
- Rewards & certificates
- Clinic dashboard
- Export reports (PDF / CSV)
Why it matters in the chair
- Improves fluoride uptake & effectiveness
- Ensures patient safety with correct dosage
- Enhances child cooperation & satisfaction
- Motivates regular preventive visits
- Digital records for monitoring & research
- Reduces chair time & improves workflow
- Ideal for clinics, schools & community programs
Built for
- Pediatric dental clinics
- General dental practice
- School dental programs
- Community health camps
- Public health initiatives
