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Enamel fluoride uptake of a novel water-based fluoride varnish
Archives of Oral Biology, 2005 Aim of the in situ-study was to evaluate fluoride retention in sound and demineralised enamel after application of a novel water-based fluoride (0.12 % F) varnish Mirafluorid (Hager Et Werken, Germany) compared to the resin-based varnish (2.26 % F ...
Thomas Attin, C Hannig
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Is fluoride varnish safe?: Validating the safety of fluoride varnish.
Journal of the American Dental Association (1939), 2021Fluoride varnish is widely used in dentistry as a caries preventive measure with recommendations for its use even in infants. In addition, nondental providers are also applying varnish on children's teeth in various settings. However, there are questions from these nondental providers as to the safety of fluoride varnish.To evaluate and describe the ...
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Inhibition of Erosive Wear by Fluoride Varnish
Caries Research, 2006It has been suggested that fluoride products with a protective mechanical component are advantageous in the prevention of erosive wear. The aim of this study was to evaluate in situ the effect of fluoride varnish (FV) in the prevention of wear due to erosion and combined erosion and toothbrush abrasion.
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Journal de biologie buccale, 1987
Fluoride varnishes were developed as alternatives to the conventional topical applications, mainly to prolong contact time between fluoride and teeth. Two marketed products, Duraphat and Fluor Protector, have been extensively tested and are generally accepted for clinical use. In this overview of fluoride varnishes the state of the art of both products
de Bruyn, H, Arends, J
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Fluoride varnishes were developed as alternatives to the conventional topical applications, mainly to prolong contact time between fluoride and teeth. Two marketed products, Duraphat and Fluor Protector, have been extensively tested and are generally accepted for clinical use. In this overview of fluoride varnishes the state of the art of both products
de Bruyn, H, Arends, J
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Caries Inhibition with Fluoride Gel and Fluoride Varnish in Rats
Caries Research, 2009In order to measure caries inhibition by means of the local application of fluoride gel and a new fluoride-containing varnish, three groups of Osborne-Mendel rats, each consisting of 20 animals, were tested in a short-term experiment. Amine fluoride containing gel and fluoride varnish were applied with a soft paint brush to the molars of each half ...
P, Riethe, K, Weinmann
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The Influence of Fluoride Varnish on the Attrition of Dentine
Caries Research, 2007Previous investigations have shown the potential for fluoride to be protective in an abrasion/erosion laboratory model. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of high concentrations of fluoride delivered in a varnish on attrition of dentine.
Li, H +4 more
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The application of fluoride varnish
Dental Nursing, 2012Even though the application of fluoride varnish appears to be a simple procedure registered dental nurses need to be correctly trained in this ‘additional skill’. This article describes what is needed for dental nurses to be considered competent to carry out this preventive treatment
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A review on fluoride varnishes: an alternative topical fluoride treatment
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1982Abstract The in vitro, in vivo and clinical research on topical fluoride varnishes is surveyed. The probable mechanism of action for fluoride varnishes is discussed and this effect demonstrated from the results of in vitro and in vivo research. Findings from clinical studies are summarized and selected results are used to estimate expected preventive ...
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Journal de biologie buccale, 1987
Fluoride varnishes were developed as alternatives to the conventional topical applications, mainly to prolong contact time between fluoride and teeth. Two marketed products, Duraphat and Fluor Protector, have been extensively tested and are generally accepted for clinical use. In this overview of fluoride varnishes the state of the art of both products
H, de Bruyn, J, Arends
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Fluoride varnishes were developed as alternatives to the conventional topical applications, mainly to prolong contact time between fluoride and teeth. Two marketed products, Duraphat and Fluor Protector, have been extensively tested and are generally accepted for clinical use. In this overview of fluoride varnishes the state of the art of both products
H, de Bruyn, J, Arends
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An alternative technique for applying fluoride varnish
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2005F luoride varnish is a valuable tool in the prevention of tooth decay. Studies have demonstrated its effectiveness at arresting early cavitated lesions, remineralizing interproximal incipient smooth surface lesions and preventing caries. Medical personnel in many public health clinics now are applying these varnishes in an attempt to minimize treatment
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