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USE OF ANIMALS FOR THE EVALUATION OF CARIOSTATIC AGENTS
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1968 Erling Johansen
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REPORT ON THE AMERICAN DENTAL ASSOCIATION'S CONFERENCE ON THE CLINICAL TESTING OF CARIOSTATIC AGENTS
Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 1969 Dr. Horowitz in his report presents some idea to the Association of the updating of guidelines for comparable research on the effect of anti‐cariogenic agents.
Herschel S Horowitz
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Journal of the American Dental Association, 1970 In a two-year clinical study of dental caries conducted in six institutional homes for children, two experimental dentifrices were used. Slightly different combinations of sodium monofluorophosphate and sodium n -lauroyl sarcosinate effected a statistically lower incidence of dental caries than the control toothpaste.
Homer C Jamison
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British Dental Journal, 1975 Letter: The use of a calcium sucrose phosphates-calcium orthophosphate complex as a cariostatic ...
Ruth B. S. Harris
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Archives of Oral Biology, 1962 Abstract In addition to the previously known differences between human and rodent saliva as regards their pH values, striking differences have been found especially in their phosphate content and buffer capacity. These differences are offered as possible explanations for the different responses to dietary phosphate additives which have been found in ...
Yngve Ericsson
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Journal of Orthodontics, 2003 The aims of this in vitro study were to compare the cariostatic potential of a resin modified glass ionomer cement (Fuji Ortho LC) to that of a resin control (Transbond) for bracket bonding and to compare the effect of extrinsic fluoride application on the cariostatic potential of each material.Ex vivo study.Orthodontic brackets were bonded to 40 ...
A. Corry +4 more
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Journal of Oral Rehabilitation, 1997 summary A new buffering lozenge (sucking tablet) was developed for patients susceptible to dental caries and erosion, in particular for those with reduced salivary secretion. As active ingredients this lozenge comprises of a combination of xylitol, fluoride, calcium, phosphate, zinc and buffering compounds. To test the lozenge's activity in vivo,
J. TENOVUO +6 more
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The use of a calcium sucrose phosphates-calcium orthophosphate complex as a cariostatic agent
British Dental Journal, 1975 Graham G. Craig
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Further Studies of the Cariostatic Properties of Tin (II) and Oat Hulls in the Rat
Journal of Dental Research, 1974 Two experimental dental caries studies were conducted in rats to investigate further the cariostatic activity of oat hulls and tin (II). The findings confirm the cariostatic activity of oat hulls regardless of the nutritional content of the diet ...
George K Stookey, James L Mcdonald
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