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Sodium fluoride is an inorganic salt (NaF), appearing as a white crystalline solid or powder, highly soluble in water, and used extensively for its dental benefits, particularly in caries prevention. It acts by strengthening tooth enamel and by making it more resistant to acid produced by oral bacteria. It is added to community water supplies (water fluoridation), incorporated into dental products, and has industrial uses as a flux and preservative. Sodium fluoride is not a biological target but an active pharmaceutical and public health additive. When used as directed, it is safe; overdose can be hazardous, particularly to children[5][4][2][7][6].
Delivers fluoride ion, which incorporates into hydroxyapatite in tooth enamel, making it more resistant to acid-mediated demineralization and caries Inhibits certain bacterial enzymes at higher concentrations
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