Fluoride was introduced into dentistry over 70 years ago, and it is now recognized as the
main factor responsible for the dramatic decline in caries prevalence that has been …

Caries develops when the equilibrium between de-and remineralization is unbalanced
favoring demineralization. De-and remineralization occur depending on the degree of …

Because of the difficulties in measuring erosion in vivo, a number of in vitro and in situ
models have been developed and validated. These models are flexible and informative …

Due to gingival recession both enamel and root dentine are at risk of developing caries.
Both tissues are exposed to a similar environment, however there is not a validated model to …

Tin is a notable anti-erosive agent, and the biopolymer chitosan has also shown
demineralisation-inhibiting properties. Therefore, the anti-erosive/anti-abrasive efficacy of …

Objectives To investigate the remineralizing effects of fluoride mouthrinses used at different
times and frequency in addition to fluoride toothpaste. Methods A randomized crossover …

Aim: Dental tissues such as enamel, dentinoenamel junction (DEJ), dentin, and root dentin
can react differently to demineralization and remineralization. The aim of this study was to …

The present in situ study investigated the fluoride response of caries lesions with similar
mineral loss but two distinct mineral distributions (low-and high-'R', calculated as the ratio of …

The clinical relevance of the frequency of fluoride dentifrice (FD) use on enamel caries is
based on evidence. However, the relative effect of FD on reduction of demineralization or …

Background The aim of this study was to compare free fluoride concentration and total
fluoride concentration in mouthwashes. Methods Fluorine-containing mouthwashes from …