LET’S KNOW WHAT ARE TOPICAL FLUORIDES…

 


When it comes to health, tooth care sometimes takes the backburner. The big issues like brains, lungs, heart, and the skin tend to take the front stage.

However, teeth are just as important! Tooth decay, especially at young ages, can affect you for the rest of your life.

Topical fluorides are those fluoride containing agents which are applied to the tooth surface in regular intervals in order to prevent the development of caries.

 

These are indicated for children and adults with one or more decayed smooth surfaces or for those who are at high caries risk.

 

 Topical Fluorides are a safe, effective means of reducing caries risk among high-risk populations.

 

The gel comes in multiple kid-friendly flavours, so they can end their dentist appointment with a fun taste and nothing painful!

The application is done by placing a foam or a gel in a disposable tray kept in the mouth for a specific period of time.

It is recommended for application twice in a year.

Adding topical fluoride application to your child’s regular dental care (daily brushing, flossing, good nutrition habits, dental visits every few months) will serve as a strong core for preventing tooth decay.

 

 

Here at Dr. Krinita Motwani’s clinic you can schedule an appointment

with us for your routine dental check-up by contacting us as follows;

Dr. Krinita Motwani’s Dental Clinic,

Khar west, Mumbai.

Mbl : 9820280343.

Email: drkrinitamotwani@gmail.com

Website : www.drkrinitamotwani.com

 

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