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Microhardness Indentations on Artificial White Spot Lesions
Caries Research, 1979In this study, Knoop hardness experiments on artificial carious enamel (pH 5.0, 4.5 and 4.0) are presented with the load perpendicular to the subsurface lesion. The results show that for human and bovine enamel the indentation length is proportional to the square root of the load.
ARENDS, J, SCHUTHOF, J, JONGEBLOED, WG
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2022
Modern dentistry aims at preserving the tooth structure in a non- invasive manner. The transition from G V black’s “extension for prevention” to minimal intervention methods paved path for diagnosis of caries during the initial stages of demineralization.
Dr.Revathy Parthasarathy +4 more
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Modern dentistry aims at preserving the tooth structure in a non- invasive manner. The transition from G V black’s “extension for prevention” to minimal intervention methods paved path for diagnosis of caries during the initial stages of demineralization.
Dr.Revathy Parthasarathy +4 more
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Preventing white spot lesions with fluoride pastes
Evidence-Based Dentistry, 2019Design Randomised controlled trial.Study population Patients undergoing routine orthodontic treatment, aged 12 years and older, were randomly allocated to use either Clinpro 5000, Clinpro Tooth Crème or MI Paste Plus for 4 months.Data Analysis Three-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to analyse the Enamel Decalcification Index (EDI) scores of ...
Robert S D, Smyth, Joseph H, Noar
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Lesion Depth and Microhardness Indentations on Artificial White Spot Lesions
Caries Research, 1980In this paper the relation between the average lesion depth (1) of artificial carious lesions and the length of microhardness indentations (D) on the surface (the load perpendicular to the surface) is investigated. The results show that an empirical linear relationship does exist between 1 and D for both human and bovine enamel.
ARENDS, J, SCHUTHOF, J, JONGEBLOED, WG
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Treatment of post-orthodontic white spot lesions
Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Tandheelkunde, 2020White spot lesions are early demineralisations and therefore constitute an impairment to healthy enamel. The emergence of white spot lesions is one of the main risks of damage during orthodontic treatment with fixed appliances. White spot lesions may partially recover, but will remain visible in most cases. The treatment for post-orthodontic white spot
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Prevention of White Spot Lesions
2015The most frequent iatrogenic problem in orthodontics is white spot lesions (WSLs). Maintenance of an adequate and constant presence of fluoride ions in the vicinity of the enamel on the periphery of bracket bases helps protect against the development of WSLs.
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White spot lesions- Prevention and treatment
Baba Farid University Dental JournalAbstractAlthough advancements in the field of orthodontic materials and techniques have been there, the success of the treatment in almost half of the cases has to deal with white spot lesions. These lesions are due to enamel decalcification as a result of various bonded and multi-band appliances.
Ambreen Kaur +5 more
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White Spot Lesions After Orthodontic Treatment
Seminars in Orthodontics, 2008This article examines the prevalence and distribution of white spots after orthodontic treatment and reviews their management in the postorthodontic phase. Demineralized white spot lesions occur disturbingly frequently after orthodontic treatment, with some reports of high numbers of teeth affected, and approximately a third of orthodontic patients ...
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