Do you ship prophy paste and micro brushes across Canada?

Yes! We ship to all provinces and territories, including Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec. Most urban areas (like Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, and Montreal) qualify for fast 1–3 day express shipping.

Where can I find the Health Canada NPN for the prophy paste?

Every fluoridated prophy paste we sell features a verified Natural Product Number (NPN). You can find this number printed directly on the outer box packaging and listed under the "Specifications" tab on our product pages.

Can I buy micro brushes and prophy paste in bulk wholesale quantities?

Absolutely. We offer tiered wholesale pricing for dental clinics, beauty salons, and large distribution networks. You can select individual multi-packs or bulk master cases directly on our product collection pages.

Prophy Paste in Canada

Prophy Paste in Canada: The Ultimate Guide to Professional Dental Polishing

In Canadian dental clinics, patient satisfaction and clinical efficiency rely on the tools used at the hygiene chair. Prophy paste (prophylaxis paste) is a fundamental component of every routine dental cleaning. It is designed to remove extrinsic stains, dental plaque, and biofilm while polishing the tooth structure to a high-lustre finish.

Whether you run a large dental DSO (Dental Support Organization) across Ontario, a pediatric clinic in Calgary, or an independent hygiene practice in Vancouver, selecting the right prophy paste balances maximum stain removal with minimal enamel abrasion.

Health Canada Regulations for Prophy Paste

In Canada, prophy paste formulations containing fluoride are classified under the Natural Health Products Regulations managed by Health Canada.

Compliance Check: Because they contain therapeutic levels of sodium fluoride (typically $1.23\%$ fluoride ion equivalent), professional fluoridated prophy pastes require a Natural Product Number (NPN) to be legally sold and distributed to clinics within Canada.

When sourcing your clinic’s inventory, always ensure the packaging clearly prints the NPN to guarantee compliance with local provincial dental colleges and federal safety standards.

Choosing the Right Grit: The RDA Abrasion Spectrum

Selecting the proper grit is a balancing act. Dental hygienists must match the paste’s abrasive qualities to the patient's specific oral health needs to protect exposed dentin and restorations.

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