Question 86 · LDEK · Fluoride
Professionally applied fluoride products admitted for use in children under the age of six are:
- A. foams.
- B. gels.
- C. varnishes.
- D. rinses.
- E. tablets.
Hint
Consider which form can be applied in a very small amount with minimal risk of swallowing in a child who cannot yet spit reliably.
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