Journal of Dental Research · 1980 · 12 citations · 6 references
DentistryOral BiologyOral Health SciencesDental MaterialsOral Drug DeliveryOral Tissue RegenerationEnamel DemineralizationEnamel RemineralizationRemineralization TherapyRemineralizing AgentsTooth DemineralizationTooth RemineralizationDental Fluoride UptakeFluoride ReleaseFluoride-induced Enamel RemineralizationFluoride-mediated Demineralization InhibitionTopical Fluoride AgentsTopical Fluoride ApplicationTopical Fluoride TherapyTopical Fluoride Treatments
The efficacy of a new remineralization system was determined in vivo by maintaining a low concentration of approximately 1 ppm fluoride for 48 hrs against a demineralized human tooth. Human subjects were selected who wore removable partial dentures containing two or more of the demineralized teeth with film system. The findings indicate levels of fluoride uptake to 500 ppm at 50 micron depths in experimental sites.
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