Question 334 · LDEK · Fluoride
According to polish experts, in children below 6 years of age with moderate risk of caries, varnish should be used:
- A. once a year.
- B. twice a year.
- C. 3 times a year.
- D. 4 times a year.
- E. it should not be used in children below 6 years of age.
Hint
Recall the 2016 Polish fluoride guidelines: how often fluoride varnish is applied in a preschool child at moderate caries risk.
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