The fluoride dispute: stannous fluoride and sodium monofluorophosphate
In today's oral dental care, fluoride is often the key. Among them, stannous fluoride and sodium monofluorophosphate (Sodium Monofluorophosphate) are particularly eye-catching, each having its own strengths and differences.

Stannous fluoride has antibacterial properties and can inhibit the growth of all kinds of harmful bacteria in the mouth. It has a significant effect on preventing caries. It can closely combine with tooth enamel, strengthen the tooth body, and make caries difficult to invade. And it is effective in relieving tooth sensitivity. It can act on exposed dentinal tubules and reduce the feeling of external stimuli.

However, sodium monofluorophosphate is not inferior. Its properties are stable and easy to store in toothpaste and other products. In the oral environment, fluoride ions can be gradually released to protect teeth for a long time and prevent dental caries. Because of its good stability, it is widely used in many oral care products and is well known to the public.

Compared with the two, stannous fluoride has outstanding antibacterial and anti-sensitivity advantages, but its stability is slightly less, and it may be inconvenient for product preservation. Although sodium monofluorophosphate has slightly less antibacterial and relieving sensitivity, it has excellent stability and is widely used.

The choice of oral care depends on the individual's oral condition. If you often feel sensitive teeth or have a lot of oral bacteria, stannous fluoride may be a good choice; if you focus on daily and long-lasting anti-caries and product stability, sodium monofluorophosphate is a good choice. Good inspection of the differences between the two and choosing the right one can protect the health of the mouth and keep the teeth strong.