Journal of the Royal Society of Health · 1985 · 37 citations · 7 references
DentistryDental Public HealthPreventive DentistryChild Oral HealthInfant Oral HealthPediatric Dental CariesCaries In Permanent DentitionCaries PreventionCaries Risk AssessmentEarly Childhood CariesFluoride TherapyFluoride UseCaries Outcomes In ChildrenCaries Prevention In ChildrenCaries Reduction EffectivenessEarly Caries PreventionFluoridated MilkFluoridationMilk ConsumptionMilk Fluoridation
THE AIM OF the study was to assess the caries- preventive effect of fluoridated milk after 4- and 5 years of consumption in 165 institutionalized chil ren aged 6- to 12 years. The children consumed 200 ml of milk daily, fluoridated with 0.4 mg-, or 0.75 mg F- according to age. The data were compared with those of 122 home children without preventive measures. Analysis of the data showed a considerable increase in the ratio of caries-free children, aged 7-10 years, after 5 years of fluoridated milk consumption. The caries pre valence in the test group showed statistically significant reduction both in the primary and permanent dentition, in the latter between 60- to 67% . The caries reduction of the first permanent molars in the age-group of 7 years old was 85%. In children aged 9-12 years, after 4 years of fluoridated milk consumption, only small reductions could be observed. Milk-fluoridated thus seems to be effective in home children; early starting-age increases the protective effect considerably.
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Total and Ionic Fluoride in Milk
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A 4-year double-blind fluoridated school milk study in a vitamin-D deficient area
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