Systemic fluoride is not known to interact negatively with any other medications. If your drinking water has high levels of fluoride (over 0.7 parts per million), it may increase the negative effects of inadvertently swallowing topical fluoride over a long period of time, namely dental fluorosis (spots or cracks in the teeth). Avoid taking systemic fluoride with dairy foods. These may make the fluoride hard to absorb.
Systemic fluoride is not known to interact negatively with any
other medications. If your drinking water has high levels of
fluoride (over 0.7 parts per million), it may increase the negative
effects of inadvertently swallowing topical...
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Stacy Wiegman answered:Systemic fluoride is not known to interact negatively with any other medications. If your drinking water has high levels of fluoride (over 0.7 parts per million), it may increase the negative effects of inadvertently swallowing topical fluoride over a long period of time, namely dental fluorosis (spots or cracks in the teeth). Avoid taking systemic fluoride with dairy foods. These may make the fluoride hard to absorb.