Fluorosis is a condition primarily affecting tooth enamel, resulting from excessive fluoride intake during tooth development. While fluoride is beneficial in preventing tooth decay, too much fluoride, especially in young children, can lead to fluorosis. Understanding the balance between fluoride exposure and oral health is essential in pediatric dentistry and general dental care. Key Facts Dental fluorosis is a condition that affects the appearance of teeth due to excessive fluoride intake during tooth development It is characterized by white streaks, spots, or, in severe cases, brown discoloration or pitting on the teeth Dental fluorosis only occurs when the teeth are still developing, usually under the age of 8 While mild…