Fluoride Treatment in Northeast Edmonton
Fluoride Treatment Near You
What is Fluoride Treatment?
Fluoride, a mineral found in water and some foods, protects teeth from decay. Treating tooth enamel with fluoride will hold decay-causing bacteria at bay and prevent cavities. It’s simple and quick, and it would not hurt you. If you want a dentist near you, our team can provide professional fluoride care for your entire family.
Benefits of Fluoride Treatment
Cavity Prevention
Fluoride reinforces enamel, lowering the chance of having holes in teeth.
Enamel Repair
It repairs the early stage of decay before it becomes a problem with your teeth.
Reduced Sensitivity
A lower sensitivity can be achieved with the substance fluoride. It helps in making the teeth less sensitive to hot, cold and sweet food.
Safe and Comfortable
The treatment is painless and safe for all age groups when applied by a professional dentist.
Our team is ready to offer fluoride treatment near you, in a caring and comfortable environment, in case you are looking for one.
How Fluoride Treatment Works
Our dentist in Northeast Edmonton, will examine your teeth to assess your cavity risk during your visit. After that, a small brush or tray applies a fluoride gel, foam or varnish to your teeth. The fluoride stays on the teeth for a few minutes to get absorbed properly. After your treatment, you may be asked to wait for a while before eating or drinking so the fluoride can set in.
Who Should Consider Fluoride Treatment?
Fluoride treatment is recommended for:
Children and teenagers, especially those prone to cavities.
Adults with weakened enamel or gum issues.
Individuals whose mouths are dry or those using dry-mouth medications.
Anyone looking for an additional protective layer for their teeth.
Receiving fluoride treatments regularly is just as important as brushing and flossing daily, and seeing your dentist often.
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FAQs
Is fluoride treatment safe for children?
Fluoride for kids is safe and helps in strengthening the teeth as they develop.
How often should I get fluoride treatment?
Usually, after 3 – 6 months, as recommended by the dentist and depending on cavity risk.
Does fluoride treatment hurt?
It doesn’t hurt a bit and usually takes a few minutes.
Can adults benefit from fluoride treatment?
Yes, with consistent treatments, adults can enhance enamel, prevent cavities, and reduce sensitivity.
