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The Chemistry of Dental Erosion and Determination of Erosion Potential

Dental erosion is caused by repeated short episodes of exposure to acids. Dental minerals are forms of hydroxyapatite containing impurity ions, which mostly increase solubility, so dentine or cementum mineral is more soluble than enamel mineral and all are more soluble than hydroxyapatite.
R Peter, Shellis, John D B, Featherstone, Adrian, Lussi   +2 more
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Dental erosion

Dental Abstracts, 2010
Vikki, Noonan, Sadru, Kabani
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Dental Erosion

2020
Karen Glazer Peres, Fabiana Vargas-Ferreira   +1 more
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DENTAL EROZYON-Dental Erosion

2013
özErozyon mine ya da dentinde intrinsik/ekstrinsik asit alımında meydana gelen parsiyel deminera-lizasyon olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Diş yüzeyindeki mekanik aşınmaların (abrazyon ve atrizyon) kom-binasyonuyla artan erozyonun etkisiyle birlikte, eroziv diş aşınması hızlandırılmış bir sert doku kaybı haline gelmektedir.
ERCAN, Elif, DEMİRBAŞ KAYA, Ayşegül
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Thickness of Acquired Salivary Pellicle as a Determinant of the Sites of Dental Erosion

Journal of Dental Research, 1999
Alexander Milosevic
exaly  

The causes of dental erosion

Oral Diseases, 1997
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Dental erosion

Den norske tannlegeforenings Tidende, 2005
A. Lussi, M. Schaffner, T. Jaeggi
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A literature review of dental erosion in children

Australian Dental Journal, 2010
Wan Kim Seow
exaly  

Gels Containing MMP Inhibitors Prevent Dental Erosion in situ

Journal of Dental Research, 2010
Marília A R Buzalaf
exaly  

Dental erosion Clinical diagnosis and case history taking

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1996
Adrian Lussi
exaly