Fluoride application is a preventive procedure performed by the dentist to support the resistance of tooth enamel to decay.
Who may be suitable?
- Children and adults considered at higher risk of decay
- Those with sensitivity complaints (assessed by the dentist)
How does the process work?
- The tooth surfaces are cleaned.
- Fluoride gel or varnish is applied to the teeth.
- The dentist tells you how many hours to avoid eating and drinking afterwards.
After treatment and care
Avoid eating and drinking for the time your dentist specifies. Daily brushing with suitable fluoride toothpaste should continue. The frequency of application is determined by the dentist.
The information on this page is for general purposes only; an examination is required for diagnosis and treatment. Treatment plans are determined by the dentist according to each patient's condition.