abstract aims: fluoride is one of the anions present in soil and water, and determining its level in drinking water is vital for preventing dental and bone diseases in societies. this research aimed to determine fluoride concentrations in drinking water sources of rural and urban areas of babol city, iran. instrument & methods: this descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted in babol city,...

normal 0 false false false en-us x-none ar-sa microsoftinternetexplorer4 background: to measure the amounts of fluoride released from fluoride-containing materials, four glass ionomer cements (fuji ix, fuji vii, fuji ix extra and fuji ii lc), a compomer (dyract extra) and a giomer (beautifil) were used in this study . methods: twenty cylindrical specimens were prepared from each material. the a...

This study investigated the effects of silver diamine fluoride (SDF) and potassium iodide (KI) treatments on acid resistance dentin exposed to secondary caries. Sixteen bovine specimens with artificially induced caries were assigned following four groups: untreated negative control, positive SDF-treated (SDF), SDF KI-treated (SDFKI). Multispecies cariogenic biofilms containing <i>Streptoc...

Hydrothermal methods are used for the first time to synthesize distinct crystallographic stoichiometries within potassium-lutetium-fluoride phase diagram applications in solid-state laser refrigeration. Four crystalline phases were synthesized hydrothermally and doped with 10% Yb(III) ions, namely, orthorhombic K2LuF5 (space group Pnma), trigonal KLuF4 P3121), KLu2F7 Pna21), cubic KLu3F10 Fm3?m...

fluoride is one of the most important elements in the composition of teeth and bones. this element can enter the body via different ways. however, drinking water is the most important way to receive fluoride by a lot of people. an increase in fluoride level in the body causes dental fluorosis and its absence leads to teeth decay. standard rate of fluoride in drinking water is determined by the ...

UNLABELLED This article discusses the possible cariostatic mechanisms of the action of fluoride. In the past, fluoride inhibition of caries was ascribed to reduced solubility of enamel due to incorporation of fluoride (F-) into the enamel minerals. The present evidence from clinical and laboratory studies suggests that the caries-preventive mode of action of fluoride is mainly topical. There is...