BlueCheck makes early caries detection simple
Supporting a shift from reactive, to proactive preventive, minimally invasive care
Choose BlueCheck to simplify management of your patient’s oral health, taking guesswork out of early caries detection.
Dental caries is the most prevalent chronic disease worldwide and it’s preventable. The problem is that early caries lesions aren’t visible, so they’re not detected – and the ability to halt or even reverse disease is improved at the earliest stages.
Porosity is a biomarker of dental decay. BlueCheck reveals porosity with a blue color at active sites, making hidden disease visible and easier to identify. As an objective measure, BlueCheck enhances patient education and acceptance of the treatment plan.
With earlier diagnosis, non-surgical treatment can be initiated sooner, enamel damage can be prevented and reversed, and outcomes for patients are improved.
About Bluecheck
Biomolecule
Made using a natural protein, linked to a dye molecule, in a saline solution
Reversible interaction
Binding is through a non-permanent electrostatic interaction reversed with brushing with SLS-toothpaste and interactions with saliva
Natural Mechanism of Action
Utilizes the natural hydroxyapatite-binding chemistry of proteins to accurately bind to the sites of dental demineralization
FDA cleared indication
To aid the dental professional in the visualization of carious lesions
Direct measure of disease
Specific hydroxyapatite-binding gives a direct measure of porosity
Simple procedure
Whole mouth application. Five simple steps, less than a few minutes. Ready to use format, store at room temperature
BlueCheck in Practice
BlueCheck uses natural protein-binding chemistry to attach to porous dental hydroxyapatite (active sites of demineralization), with deeper coloration for deeper lesions and sensitive detection down to ~50um lesions. Whole mouth application, applied by dental professional, no additional equipment or lighting needed.
With BlueCheck your patients can see the early signs of tooth decay first-hand, before they are visible as a white spot lesion. Allowing you to educate your patients with an objective, visual aid. Early detection empowers minimally invasive care, by enabling caries education, remineralization treatments that could be delegated within the dental team and an opportunity to protect and heal the early enamel damage.
BlueCheck Resources
Learn more about the science behind BlueCheck, watch videos on how it works and how to use it, and hear from dental professionals about the benefits they have experienced.
Featuring BlueCheck
Dental Product Shopper: BlueCheck see sooner, treat smarter
Seeing really is believing. No dentist wants to feel like a salesperson when discussing treatment. That’s why any tool that helps “show” rather than “tell” patients about their oral health is a valuable addition to the operatory.
Shelley Brown, MEd, BSDH, RDH. DPS, April 2025
Order BlueCheck
BlueCheck is available for dental professionals to order at the Incisive ProStore, available in either a 10 single vial kit or as individual single vials, ideal for trialling it.
BlueCheck News
BlueCheck receives 2025 Dental Innovator Award at RDH Under One Roof
Incisive Technologies Honoree of Dental Innovator Award for BlueCheck. An independent panel of judges looked at innovations across improving the standard of care, clinical efficiency, ergonomics, delivery of care, profitability, and best practices.
External Resources
Minimally Invasive Dentistry and Prevention
The caries disease is chronic and pervasive, yet preventable. Refer to external resources, such as the CareQuest Institute’s Non-Invasive Caries Therapy Guide, supporting the shift from surgical intervention of the symptoms to prevention and a non-invasive approach to managing the disease.
Continuing Education
Access the latest CE webinars and articles on BlueCheck and find out how it can have impact; supporting clinician’s to find disease early, educate their patient’s and with a non-invasive, prevention approach.
BlueCheck Story
BlueCheck is the result of a collaboration between Incisive Technologies and The University of Melbourne, well-known for innovations in oral health, with the express purpose of improving clinical outcomes for dental patients.