Clinical and Field Trials
Proven in clinical trials and in the field

OraVet has been shown in well-controlled studies to significantly reduce the formation of plaque and calculus.

Evaluation of a Barrier Dental Sealant in Dogs
A study of 40 healthy, randomly selected, client-owned, mixed- and pure-breed dogs with dental plaque, calculus or gingivitis assessed the efficacy of a barrier dental sealant.¹

	A single application of a high-viscosity barrier dental sealant following a professional teeth cleaning procedure and weekly application of a low-viscosity formulation of the same sealant (OraVet) provided significant reduction in plaque and calculus.
	Parameters evaluated included plaque, calculus, gingival bleeding and gingivitis indices.
	Cumulative mean difference between treated and untreated teeth was statistically significant for plaque, calculus and degree of gingivitis at 4 weeks, and for plaque, calculus and gingival bleeding at 8 weeks.

¹Gengler WR, Kunkle BN, Romano D, Larsen D. Evaluation of a barrier sealant in dogs. J Vet Dent 2005;22(3):157-159.