Fluoride added to drinking water and in dental care products reduces tooth decay and is regulated to prevent the risks of ...

Fluoride improves tooth enamel, making teeth more resistant to cavities and decay. That’s especially important for children who are still growing and often don’t have the best oral health habits.

“In patients who have had a history of fluoride in their water, their teeth are just better. They need to see me less,” she ...

"He hides his smile in every school photo," Jayden's mother told me, holding up a picture of her 6-year-old son.

Tooth decay in children is rising, yet fluoride remains dentistry’s most trusted defence. Between ages 6–13, it helps ...

A simple swipe of fluoride varnish in schools is emerging as a powerful, cost-effective tool to fight childhood cavities and ...