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Dental Caries and the Pediatrician
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1963The recent advent on the market of fluoride-vitamin combinations, with an impending proliferation of products and preparations for the beguilement of the pediatrician, makes it desirable to get the problem of dental caries and its prevention into proper perspective.
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1968
Results of studies of patterns of cavitation and of other studies related to dental caries are reviewed.
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Results of studies of patterns of cavitation and of other studies related to dental caries are reviewed.
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Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1983
Abstract – It is accepted that emotional stress causes various kinds of degenerative physiological changes. We have assumed that it is important to study the relationship between anxiety and dental caries. Anxiety and personality of children were investigated and oral examinations and questionnaires about their life style were performed ...
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Abstract – It is accepted that emotional stress causes various kinds of degenerative physiological changes. We have assumed that it is important to study the relationship between anxiety and dental caries. Anxiety and personality of children were investigated and oral examinations and questionnaires about their life style were performed ...
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1999
Dental caries is a diet-related disease that continues to be a problem for certain dental patients. Frequent consumption of fermentable carbohydrates that have low oral clearance rates increases the risk for enamel caries and perhaps is even more dangerous for root surfaces.
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Dental caries is a diet-related disease that continues to be a problem for certain dental patients. Frequent consumption of fermentable carbohydrates that have low oral clearance rates increases the risk for enamel caries and perhaps is even more dangerous for root surfaces.
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1952
Abstract Dental caries resembles other bacterially produced diseases but differs from them in that the organisms concerned live outside the body (in the mouth), that they need not invade tissues but simply grow passively into cavities produced by their own products, and that they cause their damage not by exotoxins, endotoxins, or allergic phenomenon,
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Abstract Dental caries resembles other bacterially produced diseases but differs from them in that the organisms concerned live outside the body (in the mouth), that they need not invade tissues but simply grow passively into cavities produced by their own products, and that they cause their damage not by exotoxins, endotoxins, or allergic phenomenon,
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2019
ubni karijes je kemijsko otapanje tvrdog zubnog tkiva uzrokovano kiselim metaboličkim proizvodima biofilma (zubnog plaka) koji prekriva zahvaćeno područje. Nakon unosa hrane pH u ustima pada zbog razgradnje niskomolekularnih ugljikohidrata poput saharoze koja difundira u zubni plak i tamo se u anaerobnim uvjetima zrelog plaka razgrađuje do mliječne ...
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ubni karijes je kemijsko otapanje tvrdog zubnog tkiva uzrokovano kiselim metaboličkim proizvodima biofilma (zubnog plaka) koji prekriva zahvaćeno područje. Nakon unosa hrane pH u ustima pada zbog razgradnje niskomolekularnih ugljikohidrata poput saharoze koja difundira u zubni plak i tamo se u anaerobnim uvjetima zrelog plaka razgrađuje do mliječne ...
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1999
The boundaries of caries diagnosis and caries intervention are changing. Dentists currently use visual, tactical, and radiographic information to detect relatively advanced changes in the dental hard tissues. The clinical management of dental caries has been primarily directed at the treatment of the consequences of the disease process by placing ...
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The boundaries of caries diagnosis and caries intervention are changing. Dentists currently use visual, tactical, and radiographic information to detect relatively advanced changes in the dental hard tissues. The clinical management of dental caries has been primarily directed at the treatment of the consequences of the disease process by placing ...
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JAMA
This JAMA Insights discusses the causes and treatment of dental caries in US adults as well as preventive measures for patients and medical and dental clinicians.
Elizabeth, Alpert +2 more
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This JAMA Insights discusses the causes and treatment of dental caries in US adults as well as preventive measures for patients and medical and dental clinicians.
Elizabeth, Alpert +2 more
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Dental Clinics of North America, 1999
A study of saliva and its tooth-protective components reveals at least four important functions of saliva: (1) buffering ability, (2) a cleansing effect, (3) antibacterial action, and (4) maintenance of a saliva supersaturated in calcium phosphate. Several salivary constituents subserve one or more of these functions.
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A study of saliva and its tooth-protective components reveals at least four important functions of saliva: (1) buffering ability, (2) a cleansing effect, (3) antibacterial action, and (4) maintenance of a saliva supersaturated in calcium phosphate. Several salivary constituents subserve one or more of these functions.
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