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When comparing hydroxyapatite (in nano or micron particles), it consistently performs equally well or better than fluoride. It’s been the go-to option in Japan over fluoride toothpastes for over 40 years over sodium fluoride.

When comparing hydroxyapatite (in nano or micron particles), it consistently performs equally well or better than fluoride. It’s been the go-to option in Japan over fluoride toothpastes for over 40 years over sodium fluoride.

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No, fluoride does work topically, just not if you ingest it, even countries which use fluoride alternatives admit fluoride works to harden dentin and repair minor wear.