Tooth decay begins with acid-producing bacteria — plaque — that quietly accumulates around your teeth and gums over time. Brushing, flossing, and consistent professional care go a long way toward keeping plaque in check. Fluoride treatments take that protection further, actively working to prevent decay and, in its earliest stages, reverse it before it becomes something more serious. Some factors that raise your risk of tooth decay — and make fluoride treatment worth considering: - Poor oral hygiene habits - Infrequent professional dental care - Active orthodontic treatment - Exposed root surfaces - A diet high in sugar or acid - Existing restorations
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