Fluorosis is a condition that results from the intake of excess fluoride. It results in mottled teeth, calcification of ligaments, and skeletal problems. Exposure to high levels of fluoride can cause symptoms, such as stomach pain, excess salivation, nausea, and vomiting.
How to Prevent Dental Erosion?
Dental erosion is the wearing away of the tooth structure by acids. This article discusses in detail the causes and management of dental erosion.
Dental Fluorosis: Prevalence, Characteristics, and Management
Individuals are prone to dental fluorosis in specific regions globally wherein the fluoride water concentration exceeds the upper limit of 1.5 to 2 ppm.
Skeletal Fluorosis: Understanding Sources of Fluoride and Minimizing Exposure
An excessive accumulation of fluoride in the bone can cause skeletal fluorosis. Read this article to learn more.
