Side effects of dental fluoride

Fluoride coating on teeth may cause obvious fluorosis, leading to poor tooth development or symptoms of fluorosis.

Fluoride coating can often protect teeth, but improper care in daily life or excessively frequent fluoride coating may also cause side effects on teeth. It can easily lead to increased fluoride content in teeth, obvious fluorosis, plaques or pigmentation on the surface of teeth, and affect the local beauty of teeth. It is necessary to choose a more formal hospital or an experienced doctor to perform the operation and control the number of operations.

Fluoride coating on teeth is mainly to prevent the occurrence of tooth decay. Fluoride is also an indispensable trace element in the body. Fluoride-containing substances need to be applied to the surface of the teeth to reduce the production of acidic substances, reduce damage to the teeth, extend the service life of the teeth, and avoid symptoms of tooth defects. It is a common method of tooth protection.

You should also go to the hospital regularly for ultrasonic teeth cleaning treatment, which can remove plaque or tartar on the surface of the teeth, maintain oral health and reduce some adverse stimulation. Be careful not to be less than three minutes each time, adopt a healthy and scientific brushing method, or choose some soft-bristle brushes to avoid damage to the gums. You need to observe changes in the teeth at any time.