Especially for children who receive a lot of their early fluoride from drinking tap water (which is fluoridated), but also for you, drinking bottled water can cut this protective oral health option out entirely. What type of bottled water are you drinking? Does all of your water (or your child’s water) come from bottles? If so, talk with us about this topic, so we can help you manage the amount of fluoride provided to your teeth and your children’s teeth!
You might have heard from a friend who heard from a friend that you should use toothpaste without fluoride. Before you jump on the bandwagon, we encourage you to remember that relying on fads or gossip is often something that will lead to negative results. Especially when it comes to fluoridated toothpaste, we encourage you to remember that it’s an essential product for your oral health. We, professionals trained in (and dedicated to) protecting your teeth, stand by this fact. Skip the fluoride-free toothpaste, so your oral health doesn’t suffer.
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