Colgate Duraphat rinse contains 0.2% NaF, corresponding to 900/ppm F.

Please call the Colgate Customer Care team on 01483 401 901 for more information.

Shelf life for Colgate Duraphat Mouthrinse is 4 years.

As Colgate Duraphat rinse only needs to be used once a week, this can help maximise patient compliance.

Colgate Duraphat rinse is not suitable for children under 6 years of age.

Patients should use Colgate Duraphat rinse once a week. They should rinse thoroughly for one minute using 5-10ml (equivalent of one to two teaspoonsful), then spit out. Patients should avoid eating, drinking and rinsing their mouths for 15 minutes afterwards.

Colgate Duraphat rinse contains a higher level of fluoride than most widely available fluoride rinses. The recommended usage is once a week.

Patients who are at high risk of caries would benefit from Colgate Duraphat rinse as part of their at-home oral hygiene regime. These include patients with a history of a high level of caries, patients with orthodontic appliances, handicapped or mentally compromised patients, patients suffering from Xerostomia, adult patients with exposed root surfaces.

Yes, Duraphat rinse is clinically proven to be effective in the prevention and treatment of dental caries.¹

Sodium fluoride reduces caries by inhibiting demineralisation and promoting remineralisation of the tooth surface

Colgate Duraphat rinse is indicated for the treatment and prevention of dental caries.

Yes, Colgate Duraphat rinse is a prescription-only medicine. It is available on the Dental Practitioners' Formulary as sodium fluoride mouth wash 0.2%