The treatment for white spots on teeth will ... possible causes of white spots on the teeth. A common cause is dental fluorosis. This is typically the result of increased fluoride consumption ...

People with these stains also had an unusually high resistance to dental cavities ... In many cases, fluorosis is so mild that no treatment is needed. Or, it may only affect the back teeth ...

Fluoridating our water was an easy way to provide children from all backgrounds and socioeconomic status the same standard of ...

Dentists and hygienists often propose fluoride treatments to patients in the dental chair ... about the treatment. The only real side effect is an uncommon one called fluorosis, a cosmetic ...

Fluoride has been added to public water systems in the United States since 1945 to strengthen tooth enamel and fight off ...

They divided them into two treatment groups ... fluoride can cause a condition called dental fluorosis, which damages — typically cosmetically — the developing teeth of young children.

The latter half of the 20th Century demonstrated a decline in the prevalence of dental caries through the use of optimally fluoridated community water supplies and fluoridated oral care products.

Do You Need Fluoride Treatment After a Teeth Cleaning? Dental Experts Weigh In When Tristen ... The only real side effect is an uncommon one called fluorosis, a cosmetic discoloration of the ...

The authors wish to thank the pupils and staff at the schools who participated and Dianne Tabari, Deborah Howe and Valerie Dalton from Newcastle Primary Care Trust ... of the Dental Health Unit.