The frequency may depend on the oral health of the patient. Typically, it is recommended to apply fluoride to your teeth after every cleaning, which is usually scheduled every six months.

Everything varies on the status of the tooth. The fluoride treatment will not remove a cavity, but it will help to stop the progression of early-stages. However, depending on an individual case, the dentist may need to use other treatments like fillings for advanced cavities to help maintain strong oral health.

Fluoride at our dental office has a better quality and concentration of the solution, making it the best option for fluoride treatment. Some toothpaste and mouthwash may contain fluoride, but it is not the same quality or concentration as what we offer.

No, fluoride is lightly spread on each tooth to provide an extra layer of protection. The process is quick and painless.

Yes, fluoride treatment is actually beneficial in helping to reduce tooth sensitivity. The dentist may recommend applying fluoride treatment to support the enamel, which is the outer layer of the tooth.

Yes, children can benefit from fluoride treatment to strengthen and add an extra layer of protection to their developing teeth. This helps make them less prone to tooth decay and cavities.

No, fluoride is a simple treatment that only focuses on strengthening dental health and adding an extra layer of protection to the teeth. If you are concerned about how fluoride treatment may affect your other dental treatments, you can share all your concerns with the dentist, and the doctor will be happy to address them.

In some rare cases, patients may experience an allergic reaction, leading to symptoms such as rash, swelling, and itching. Another possible side effect is for patients to feel slight sensitivity in the tooth and temporary white or brown discoloration on the tooth, which typically fades over time. If you have any concerns about these side effects, please share them with the dentist, and the doctor will be happy to address them.

Yes, fluoride treatment helps strengthen and provides an extra layer of protection, but it does not guarantee that the tooth will not get a cavity. It is important to follow the dentist’s instructions and maintain good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing your teeth. Attending regular dental visits is important for the dentist to ensure your teeth are healthy or to provide you with the necessary treatment you need.

No, fluoride treatment is a safe procedure for both children and adults, making it an excellent solution to strengthen and add an extra layer of protection to maintain the health of the teeth as much as possible.