Abstract: A dental fluoride rinse system comprising two different dental rinse compositions, typically maintained in separate vessels until the time that they are mixed with an appropriate solvent such as water. The first dental composition provides a non-stannous fluoride ion source and a phosphate ion source that has a pH of about 3.75+ or −0.75 when mixed with water and comprises greater than about 1% by weight of the fluoride ion. The second dry composition provides between about 0.1% and 1% stannous fluoride when mixed with the solvent and is administered to the patient after the first rinse composition so that the patient gets two different kinds of fluoride administered to the oral cavity in a short time period. In a significant advantage of the present system, the stannous fluoride can be mixed with water by the user.

Abstract: A dental fluoride rinse system comprising two different dental rinse compositions, typically maintained in separate vessels until the time that they are mixed with an appropriate solvent such as water. The first dental composition provides a non-stannous fluoride ion source and a phosphate ion source that has a pH of about 3.75+ 0 or −0.75 when mixed with water and comprises greater than about 1% by weight of the fluoride ion. The second dry composition provides between about 0.1% and 1% stannous fluoride when mixed with the solvent and is administered to the patient after the first rinse composition so that the patient gets two different kinds of fluoride administered to the oral cavity in a short time period. In a significant advantage of the present system, the stannous fluoride can be mixed with water by the user.

Abstract: A foamer for producing and dispensing fluoride-containing dental foam for prevention of cavities in teeth. The foamer incorporates a method for controlling flow of air into the solution and the foamer internal parts to limit contact of solution with the foamer parts.