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Iida H et al. - The results highlight the need for those considering policies regarding reduction in fluoride exposure to take into consideration the caries-preventive benefits associated with milder forms of enamel fluorosis. The study’s findings suggest that molars with fluorosis are more resistant to caries than are molars without fluorosis.

 

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