Floride Treatment

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Fluoride Treatment in Pune – Protect & Strengthen Your Teeth

Fluoride treatment helps strengthen tooth enamel by restoring essential minerals like calcium and phosphate. It repairs early signs of decay, making your teeth more resistant to cavities and harmful bacteria.

Regular fluoride application is a safe, effective way to maintain long-term oral health—especially for children and patients prone to tooth sensitivity or decay.

Trusted fluoride treatments now available at Kaya Dental Clinic in Katraj Yewalewadi and bibwewadi.

What is Fluoride Treatment?

WHAT IS FLUORIDE TREATMENT?

Fluoride treatment is a professional dental procedure where concentrated fluoride is applied to the teeth in the form of a gel, foam, or varnish. It helps strengthen enamel, prevent cavities, and protect against early tooth decay. The fluoride used is much stronger than what’s found in regular toothpaste.

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Who Needs Fluoride Treatment?

Fluoride treatment is ideal for children, teens, and adults who are at a higher risk of tooth decay. It is especially recommended every 3–6 months for children, as they are more prone to dental cavities

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Frequently Asked Questions - Fluoride Treatment

1. How long does fluoride treatment last?

Fluoride treatment provides both immediate and long-term protection. Based on your oral health, dentists may recommend it every 3, 6, or 12 months.

2. Does it help with tooth sensitivity?

Yes. Fluoride strengthens weakened enamel by restoring essential minerals like calcium and phosphate, reducing sensitivity caused by acidic foods or enamel wear.

3. How much fluoride is needed to prevent decay?

Daily oral hygiene and regular checkups are key. Your dentist may suggest fluoride tablets, gels, or mouthwash if you're at higher risk of cavities due to lifestyle or health factors.

4. Are there risks of fluoride overdose?

Too much fluoride can cause nausea, diarrhea, or dental fluorosis (white spots on teeth). Children under 6 should use fluoride toothpaste in minimal amounts under adult supervision.