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Share of Cost on Fluoride

Thursday, Dec. 7th 2023 9:06 AM

Even though your baby is not using a fluoride toothpaste, he/she should get enough fluoride (Fluoride is important for preventing tooth decay) from drinking tap water. Most communal water supplies have it added just for this beneficial purpose. Ask your dentist about fluoride supplements. Your baby can take it once he/she’s six months old if your tap water is not fluoridated or your child does not drink any tap water.

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