Fluoride Treatment in Marlow

1. The teeth are first cleaned to remove any plaque or debris, ensuring the fluoride can be applied directly to the tooth surface.
2. Fluoride can be applied in the form of a gel, foam, varnish, or rinse. It is typically painted onto the teeth or applied using a mouth tray that fits over the teeth.
3. The fluoride is left on the teeth for a few minutes to allow it to be absorbed by the enamel. The patient is usually instructed not to eat or drink for at least 30 minutes after treatment to ensure maximum benefit.

Fluoride treatments are quick and painless, making them an excellent preventative measure for patients of all ages, especially those at higher risk for tooth decay.