Fluoride strengthens enamel. Think of it as a fortifying agent, making teeth more resistant to decay.
Most tap water sources contain fluoride. Many toothpastes and mouthwashes also have it. Yet, some people don’t get enough.
Without adequate fluoride, teeth remain vulnerable. They miss out on the extra layer of protection that fluoride offers. (7)
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