Drug class
Fluorides
Fluorides are a class of therapeutic and prophylactic mineral agents primarily utilized in dental health to prevent and manage dental caries. Read more about Fluorides
76 drugs in this class 21 manufacturers
Drugs in Fluorides
PREVIDENT 5000 DRY MOUTH (fluoride (sodium))
PREVIDENT 5000 BOOSTER PLUS (fluoride (sodium))
SODIUM FLUORIDE 5000 PLUS (fluoride (sodium))
SODIUM FLUORIDE 5000 DRY MOUTH (fluoride (sodium))
JUSTRIGHT 5000 (fluoride (sodium))
FLUORIMAX 5000 (fluoride (sodium))
JUST RIGHT 5000 (fluoride (sodium))
FLUORIMAX 5000 SENSITIVE (sodium fluoride/potassium nitrate)
Fluorides are a class of therapeutic and prophylactic mineral agents primarily utilized in dental health to prevent and manage dental caries.
When applied topically or ingested, fluoride incorporates into developing or demineralized dental enamel to convert hydroxyapatite into fluorapatite, which increases enamel resistance to acid demineralization, promotes remineralization, and inhibits cariogenic bacterial metabolism.
Clinically available in topical formulations such as dentifrices, gels, and varnishes, as well as oral supplements, this class is primarily indicated for dental caries prophylaxis, the arrest of incipient carious lesions, and the reduction of dentin hypersensitivity.
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cdc.gov
Fluorides are a class of therapeutic and prophylactic mineral agents primarily utilized in dental health to prevent and manage dental caries Clinically available in topical formulations such as dentifrices, gels, and varnishes, as well as oral supplements, this class is primarily indicated for dental caries prophylaxis, the arrest of incipient carious lesions, and the reduction of dentin hypersensitivity
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nih.gov
Fluorides are a class of therapeutic and prophylactic mineral agents primarily utilized in dental health to prevent and manage dental caries When applied topically or ingested, fluoride incorporates into developing or demineralized dental enamel to convert hydroxyapatite into fluorapatite, which increases enamel resistance to acid demineralization, promotes remineralization, and inhibits cariogenic bacterial metabolism
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libretexts.org
Fluorides are a class of therapeutic and prophylactic mineral agents primarily utilized in dental health to prevent and manage dental caries When applied topically or ingested, fluoride incorporates into developing or demineralized dental enamel to convert hydroxyapatite into fluorapatite, which increases enamel resistance to acid demineralization, promotes remineralization, and inhibits cariogenic bacterial metabolism
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fda.gov
Clinically available in topical formulations such as dentifrices, gels, and varnishes, as well as oral supplements, this class is primarily indicated for dental caries prophylaxis, the arrest of incipient carious lesions, and the reduction of dentin hypersensitivity
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drugbank.com
Clinically available in topical formulations such as dentifrices, gels, and varnishes, as well as oral supplements, this class is primarily indicated for dental caries prophylaxis, the arrest of incipient carious lesions, and the reduction of dentin hypersensitivity
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