Your tooth enamel is composed of a complex matrix of biologically created mineral crystals. Their microscopic density is what gives your teeth the inherent strength to chew food.
If you routinely struggle to maintain consistent oral hygiene practices, plaque acids can start to build up in your mouth. This can start to demineralize or weaken the mineral density of your tooth enamel. Frequently consuming acidic beverages like orange juice and soft drinks can also contribute to tooth enamel demineralization.
If it continues to occur on a chronic basis your weakened tooth enamel could be at increased risk of suffering from cavities, and other tooth decay complications. Fortunately, exposing your teeth to fluoride can help remineralize your tooth enamel. One fast and efficient way to bolster this effect is to have Dr. [doctor_name] administer a fluoride treatment at the end of your routine dental checkup.
After [heshe] exposes your teeth to the concentrated fluoride gel, you should avoid eating or drinking for at least half an hour. This will allow the fluoride to have maximum effect. Going forward you should make sure you are brushing your teeth with a fluoridated toothpaste to help maintain the strength of your tooth enamel.
If you live in the [city], [state], area and you are concerned about the strength of your tooth enamel, you should call [phone] to schedule a checkup with fluoride treatment at [practice_name].
