cariostatic


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cariostatic

[¦kar·ē·ə¦stad·ik]
(physiology)
Acting to halt bone or tooth decay.
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89 * Non-invasive procedures: cariostatic application for tooth, Topical Application of Fluoride individual, plaque disclosure, provisional restoration.
Indicators for teenager's oral health's surveillance
Summary: Efficacy of fluoride as a cariostatic agent is a well-established fact.
Fluoride Concentration in Toothpastes Marketed in Pakistan
1,2] The conventional GICs have many attractive features such as adhesion to tooth structure, slow release of fluoride which may produce a cariostatic action, good biocompatibility, and a shade similar to that of the tooth.
A Comparative Evaluation of Shear Bond Strength of Resin-modified Glass lonomer and Zirconomer Incorporated with 1.5% Doxycycline: An In Vitro Study
Invitro cariostatic effects of various iron supplements on the initiation of dental caries.
PREVALENCE OF DENTAL CARIES OF ONE GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN KARACHI
17) Products containing cariostatic sugar alcohol, a bacteriostatic agent, such as xylitol or sorbitol, are recommended during waking hours to reduce the sensation of xerostomia and facilitate speech and swallowing.
Sjogren's syndrome: oral manifestations and treatment, a dental perspective
Fluoride produces a cariostatic effect (reducing risk of dental caries) in all individuals by its presence in oral fluids such as saliva and dental plaque.
Dental fluorosis and fluoride in Willoq and Cuzco: assumptions and reality in Peru
Proceedings of the Conference on the Clinical Testing of Cariostatic Agents.
Reporte de una metodologia de calibracion de examinadores en el uso del Sistema Internacional de Deteccion y Valoracion de Caries (ICDAS)
Liquorice root extracts as potent cariostatic agents in pediatric practice.
Influence of plant extracts on the growth of oral pathogens Streptococcus mutans and Candida albicans in vitro/ Taimeekstraktide moju suuoone patogeenide Streptococcus mutans ja Candida albicans in vitro kasvu vastu
Tooth decay is still the most important problem in dentistry; different therapies have been proposed over time seeking little loss of healthy dental tissue, especially by using minimally invasive operative movements and by applying cariostatic substances such as 38% SDF, which has been used to minimize premature loss of temporary teeth affected by carious lesions, close to their stage of normal exfoliation.
Efecto del fluoruro diamino de plata en caries inducida en ratas Wistar
The cariostatic benefit from water fluoridation is indisputable, but there has been debate over the past 60 years on possible adverse effects from fluoride on human health.
Drinking fluoridated water doesn't increase hip fracture risk
A concept based on possible cariostatic mechanisms.
Utilizacion de probioticos en odontologia preventiva
The principal characteristics of glass ionomers include the ability to adhere naturally to enamel and dentin, the cariostatic effect of fluoride release and moisture tolerance.
USE OF GLASS IONOMER CEMENTS IN PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY: CLINICAL CASES OF APPLICATION IN PRIMARY TEETH
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