One of the fluoride administration systems that is currently being marketed to orthodontic patients is a novel primer that is densely filled. This primer is effective in minimizing white spot lesions. It is necessary for the bond strength of orthodontic brackets that have been bonded to be sufficient in order to withstand the orthodontic forces that are delivered during treatment. The effectiveness of the adhesive substance in terms of improving the adequate bond strength is contingent upon the use of effective pretreatment techniques. In repeated bracket bonding, the fluoride-releasing and -recharging adhesive system with the self-etching primer demonstrated clinically sufficient shear bond strength. This discovery can assist orthodontists in reducing the likelihood of enamel injury occurring during the debonding process.