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How often should flouride treatments be given to children and are they always necessary? ...Sherrow in NY

Answer:
Sherrow, fluoride treatments in the dental office are given every 6 months and it is definitely recommended not only by your dentist; but also by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.

This fluoride treatment is prescription strength and can not be purchased over the counter. That is why it's given twice a year and not used every day.

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