Fluoride is a natural element, which is also present in drinking water.  Fluoride can harden the enamel.  In ideal cases, fluoride can even repair the early stages of decay.

The use of fluoride has been the subject of long-term controversy.  However, some 300,000 studies have shown that, in the recommended quantity, fluoride is harmless.  Accordingly, it is important that the fluoride content of drinking water should be taken into account.

Fluoride toothpastes, chewing gums or table salt, together with fluoride polishing gel, provide a convenient source of fluoride, whether as part of your daily dental hygiene routine or by chewing.