← Back to context Comment by plaqueattack 1 year ago You can’t be serious right now. Your teeth aren’t in your digestive tract. 1 comment plaqueattack Reply dcassett 1 year ago > Your teeth aren’t in your digestive tract.However:Once ingested, the fluoride has a systemic affect on teeth before they erupt, incorporating into the matrix of developing teeth to increase the mineralization content and decrease the solubility of enamel. [1][1] https://www.uspharmacist.com/article/current-fluoride-recomm...
dcassett 1 year ago > Your teeth aren’t in your digestive tract.However:Once ingested, the fluoride has a systemic affect on teeth before they erupt, incorporating into the matrix of developing teeth to increase the mineralization content and decrease the solubility of enamel. [1][1] https://www.uspharmacist.com/article/current-fluoride-recomm...
> Your teeth aren’t in your digestive tract.
However:
Once ingested, the fluoride has a systemic affect on teeth before they erupt, incorporating into the matrix of developing teeth to increase the mineralization content and decrease the solubility of enamel. [1]
[1] https://www.uspharmacist.com/article/current-fluoride-recomm...