Question 100 · LDEK · Fluoride
Brushing the teeth with toothpaste with fluoride should be started:
- A. at the moment of emergence of the first tooth.
- B. at the moment of emergence of all the first milk molars.
- C. at the moment when the full set of milk dentition appeared.
- D. at the moment of emergence of the first permanent molar.
- E. at the moment of emergence of the first permanent incisor.
Hint
Consider when enamel is most vulnerable to demineralization and what Polish and European guidelines say about starting fluoride toothpaste.
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