Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene · 1974 · 13 citations · 21 references
DentistryDental Public HealthOral Health SciencesChild Oral HealthOral EpidemiologyPediatric Dental CariesCaries DetectionCaries EpidemiologyCaries EtiologyDental CariesEpidemiology Of Oral DiseasesFluoride UseCorrelationDental Fluorosis EpidemiologyFluoride In Drinking WaterFluoride Use In ChildrenFluorosis Prevalence
Endemic dental fluorosis is very common in the North Central Province of Ceylon where 55·2–77·0% of school children have mottled teeth. A fluoride concentration of as high as 9 p.p.m. has been found in this area. There is no fluoride in the water in the Central hill area. There was a striking difference in the prevalence of caries in the two areas. Although there was a good correlation between dental fluorosis and the presence of fluorine in drinking water, in some subjects the fluoride in drinking water could not explain the presence of dental fluorosis.
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Endemic Fluorosis in the Madras Presidency.
H. E. Shortt, G. R. McRobert, T. W. Barnard et al. · The Indian Journal of Medical Research · 1937 · 145 citations
Sanjit S. Jolly, Bhavika Bansal, C. Mathur · Medicine · 1963 · 98 citations
Fluorosis in Nalgonda District, Hyderabad-Deccan
A. H. Siddiqui · BMJ · 1955 · 96 citations · Full text