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Fluoride Application treatments abroad
Fluoride is a naturally-occurring mineral that makes up part of the enamel layer on teeth. Demineralization, or the loss of minerals, happens every time someone eats or drinks, as minerals are gained and lost by the teeth. This can lead to soft spots in the enamel of the teeth, which can later turn into cavities as plaque builds up on the surface of the enamel and bacteria in the plaque breaks down the surface of the tooth, leading to fillings or tooth loss.
Fluoride can be reapplied to teeth in a number of ways, the most effective being applied professionally by a dentist or dental hygienist. Fluoride is usually applied by a dentist in the form of a varnish, gel, or foam. It may be painted or brushed on or applied using a dental tool. Different products may be applied in different ways. It is important to use only small amounts of fluoride, as it is poisonous in large amounts when swallowed. The dentist may also advise that a patient use a mouthwash or toothpaste containing fluoride to remineralize teeth in-between cleanings.
Which dentistry treatments can I find abroad?
For best results, fluoride treatment is most effective when used in combination with other dental treatments, such as: Tooth Polishing Clinics Abroad Hygienic Treatment Clinics Abroad Alveoloplasty Clinics Abroad,
Fluoridation is the application of fluoride to the teeth to make tooth enamel less vulnerable to tooth decay. Fluoride is a mineral which is found in the enamel on teeth. Over time, the enamel undergoes demineralization and remineralization, losing and regaining minerals. By applying fluoride to the teeth, the remineralization process is encouraged. This makes the enamel less vulnerable to tooth decay. Fluoridation can help patients with high-risk of decay, patients with dentin hypersensitivity, exposed roots, or braces/brackets which may damage enamel. This procedure is also appropriate for patients suffering with dry mouth conditions such as Sjogren's syndrome, and those suffering with gum disease.
Fluoride is sometimes added to water supplies, and can also be found in toothpaste and mouthwash. Professional fluoride treatment is in the form of a gel, foam or varnish applied directly to the teeth. Recommended for Patients with a high-risk of tooth decay Braces/brackets Exposed roots Gum disease Sjogren's syndrome Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1.
Sometimes fluoride is applied using a mouthguard. Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1. Time requirements Average length of stay abroad 1 - 2 days. Number of trips abroad needed 1. Sometimes fluoride is applied using a mouthguard.,
Dentists encourage patients to continue eating and drinking normally before the procedure.,
The dentist will apply the fluoride varnish directly onto the patient's teeth with an applicator brush, usually starting with the upper teeth at the back and moving to the lower teeth after that.
Fluoride may be applied as a varnish, or as a foam. It is painted directly onto teeth or applied using a mouthguard. Procedure duration The Fluoride Application takes 15 to 30 minutes. Fluoride application is very quick and painless procedure to strengthen teeth.,
Post procedure care Patients should avoid food or oral rinsing for 30 minutes. Possible discomfort No discomfort is expected following this treatment.,
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