Fluoride Treatments

Concentrated fluoride applied with brush or applicator. Gel adheres to enamel, offering higher fluoride concentration. Aims to strengthen enamel, prevent decay, and reduce sensitivity.

Treatment Process

Assessment: Evaluate oral health, cavity presence, and decay risk.
Cleaning: Remove plaque and debris before varnish application.
Isolation: Ensure dryness using cotton rolls or dental dam.
Application: Apply varnish with brush for sustained fluoride release.
Drying and Setting: Quick drying; avoid eating or drinking temporarily.
Post-Treatment Instructions: Provide guidelines for eating, drinking, and oral hygiene.
Follow-Up: Periodic treatments (2-4 times a year) based on individual needs.

Benefits

Enamel Strength: Remineralizes and strengthens teeth.
Decay Prevention: Forms protective barrier against cavities.
Sensitivity Reduction: Effective for enamel-related sensitivity.
Safe and Quick: Safe, quick, and convenient procedure.
All-Ages Suitability: Appropriate for all age groups.
Cost-Effective: Cost-effective preventive measure.
Overall Value: Valuable for targeted fluoride application supporting oral health.

Getting a fluoride treatment during a dental cleaning strengthens your teeth, fights cavities, and keeps your smile shining. It's like giving your teeth an extra armor against decay, especially in hard-to-reach spots, and helps save money in the long run by avoiding costly dental repairs.