Fluoride Treatment
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Fluoride Treatment 2% Sodium Fluoride Aqueous Solution is indicated for topical application by a dental professional to aid in the prevention of dental caries.
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Other Information
Fluoride Treatment is a professionally-applied fluoride solution for delivery in a disposable tray for the prevention of dental caries. Each gram of solution contains fluoride (9 mg), xylitol, and tri-calcium phosphate in a neutral pH base.
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3m Espe Dental Products
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Fluoride Treatment | 3m Espe Dental Products
Instruct patient to open mouth. Insert the tray(s) into the patient's mouth, seating the solution portion of the tray over the teeth. Ensure tray adequately covers patient's dentition. Instruct the patient to tilt the head slightly forward. Instruct the patient to gently bite down for up to 4 minutes. Suction may be used throughout treatment but is not necessary. Remove tray(s) from mouth and dispose of used trays in medical waste. Residual solution left in the mouth should be expectorated and/or adequately suctioned. Instruct the patient to avoid food, beverages, or oral rinses for 30 minutes. Frequency of application depends on the caries risk level for each patient. Recommendations for patients at moderate to high risk for caries include professional topical fluoride application every 3-6 months.1
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