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Fluorosis of Teeth

Fluorosis of Teeth.

by admin on May 15, 2013

The most common indication that too much fluoride has been ingested is fluorosis of the teeth, which initially appears as a discoloration. More advanced cases will have brown and black stains, and the teeth become pitted. This damage is the result of demineralization of teeth during early childhood.

Some  claim that  fluoride makes tooth enamel stronger  even thoughit is found to  demineralizes teeth,  resulting in fluorosis.

It is maybe advisable to wash all toothpastes off the teeth if fluoride containing products are used.

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