Journal of Dental Research · 1972 · 101 citations · 6 references
DentistryDental Materials ScienceDental MaterialsDissolution TestingSurface Properties Of Dental MaterialsEnamel DemineralizationFluoride Effects On EnamelFluoride TherapyFluoride-releasing MaterialsDissolution ProcessesEnamel Crystallite DissolutionEnamel Surface ChangesFluoride Effects On Enamel SolubilityFluoride ReleaseSodium FluorideSolubilitySolubility Behavior
Mechanisms by which titanium tetrafluoride (TiF 4 ) reduces enamel solubility were investigated. An association was found between solubility reduction and the formation of a glaze on the enamel surface. Also, TiF 4 treated enamel had higher levels of fluoride than enamel treated with acidulated phosphate-sodium fluoride. Solubility reductions and fluoride levels decreased slightly with washing but after 48 hours the fluoride level was still 60% of the maximum, and solubility reductions ranged between 64 and 70%.
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Adhesion: Mechanisms That Assist or Impede It
Robert Baier, Elaine G. Shafrin, W. A. Zisman · Science · 1968 · 337 citations
The chemistry of titanium and vanadium.
Lucio Cattalini · Inorganica Chimica Acta · 1969 · 295 citations