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Fluoride Therapy

Professional Fluoride Therapy in Bangalore

A healthy, cavity-free smile begins with strong enamel. Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that helps remineralize enamel, making it more resistant to acid attacks from plaque bacteria. While fluoride in toothpaste and drinking water provides daily protection, professional fluoride treatments offer higher concentrations of this essential mineral—providing superior cavity prevention. At Smile Craft advanced dental care in Bangalore, our Fluoride Therapy services safeguard both children’s and adults’ teeth against decay, strengthening smiles for years to come.

Understanding Fluoride Therapy

Fluoride works by:

  • Rebuilding (Remineralizing) Enamel: Restoring early signs of demineralization before cavities form.
  • Inhibiting Bacterial Activity: Reducing the acid production of harmful plaque bacteria.
  • Strengthening Tooth Structure: Making enamel more resistant to future acid attacks.

While brushing with fluoridated toothpaste is helpful, professional fluoride applications—such as varnishes, gels, or foams—deliver a higher concentration directly onto the tooth surface, enhancing enamel’s protective qualities.

Who Should Get Professional Fluoride Therapy?

  1. Children & Adolescents
    • Developing teeth are especially vulnerable to decay.
    • Fluoride varnish can be applied every 3–6 months to strengthen newly erupting enamel.
  2. Adults at Moderate to High Risk of Caries
    • History of frequent cavities or root decay (often seen in older adults).
    • Dry mouth due to medications or medical conditions. 
  3. Orthodontic Patients
    • Braces and wires create new plaque traps; fluoride helps prevent white spot lesions around brackets.
  4. Patients with Gum Recession
    • Exposed root surfaces are more prone to decay; fluoride varnish provides additional protection.
  5. Anyone Seeking Preventive Care
    • Even patients with low caries risk can benefit from periodic fluoride to maintain optimal enamel strength.

During your routine check-up in our Bangalore clinic, our Smile Craft team evaluates your risk factors and recommends the ideal fluoride application frequency—typically every 6 months for most adults and every 3–4 months for high-risk patients.

Types of Dental Implants We Offer

  • The most common method: a sticky resin containing 5% sodium fluoride is painted directly onto teeth.
  • Sets quickly, bonds to enamel, and releases fluoride over several hours for maximum uptake.
  • Ideal for children, adults with sensitive teeth, and areas prone to decay.
  • Applied using a tray that fits over the teeth like a mouthguard for 1–4 minutes.
  • Contains 2% sodium fluoride or 1.23% acidulated phosphate fluoride (APF).
  • Provides more concentrated exposure but requires a dry environment (lack of saliva) while applied.

 

  • Prescription-strength rinses (0.05% sodium fluoride) for daily or weekly home use.
  • Complements in-office applications for patients at ongoing risk.

Your Smile Craft dentist in Bangalore will determine which method best suits your dental needs.

Simplified Fluoride Therapy Procedure

Benefits of Professional Fluoride Therapy at Smile Craft Bangalore

Our Happy Clients

Ready to Strengthen Your Smile in Bangalore?

Prevent cavities before they start with professional Fluoride Therapy at Smile Craft Bangalore. Our expert team combines evidence-based protocols with a gentle touch—protecting your enamel and preserving your smile for years to come.

FAQs

Most adults with low-to-moderate risk benefit from fluoride varnish every 6 months. High-risk patients (orthodontic, dry mouth, gum recession) may need fluoride every 3–4 months, while children often receive varnish at each 3-month check-up, depending on caries risk.

Yes. Fluoride varnish has been used safely for decades. It hardens quickly on teeth, reducing ingestion. It’s especially effective at preventing early childhood cavities without discomfort.

Simply call us at the Smile Craft location (094480 02953), or book online via our website. Most clinics offer walk-in fluoride appointments during check-ups—no referral needed.