• DOI:10.1177/154407370802000104
Corpus ID: 34423908

How to Maintain a Cariostatic Fluoride Concentration in the Oral Environment

@article{Cury2008HowTM,
  title={How to Maintain a Cariostatic Fluoride Concentration in the Oral Environment},
  author={J. Cury and L. Tenuta},
  journal={Advances in Dental Research},
  year={2008},
  volume={20},
  pages={13 - 16}
}

J. Cury, L. Tenuta

Published 2008

Chemistry, Medicine

Advances in Dental Research

ince the primary effect of fluoride (F) on caries control is post-eruptive, any method of fluoride use, to be effective, should be able to maintain a constant fluoride concentration in the oral environment. Fluoridated water and F dentifrice are still regarded, respectively, as systemic and topical methods of F use, and they are considered to be the most effective F regimens for interfering with the caries process. However, our understanding of how these apparently different methods of F use… CONTINUE READING

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