What happens during a fluoride treatment?
Fluoride treatments are usually done after routine teeth cleanings. Your hygienist will apply the fluoride solution to your teeth using a brush, ensuring that all tooth surfaces are adequately covered. The treatment is quick and painless, usually taking only a few minutes to complete. Post-fluoride treatment, patients are typically advised to avoid eating, drinking, or brushing their teeth for at least 30 minutes to allow the fluoride to fully penetrate the enamel and maximize the benefits of the treatment.