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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Caries activity"”.

  1. Ability of Caries Detection Methods to Determine Caries Lesion Activity

    Background: Non-cavitated caries lesions form due to acid diffusion and demineralization of enamel subsurface with an intact surface layer (SL). Caries lesions progress when the outcome of demineralization and remineralization processes over time is net mineral loss. Lesions that continue to …

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  2. Understanding the association between the presence of occlusal fissure calculus and caries

    … of the tooth, accounting for over 80 percent of caries while making up only 13 percent of the overall tooth surface. However, it has also been shown that bacterial contents of the fissures may progressively mineralize. To determine by an in vitro study if an inverse relationship exists between …

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  3. On Dental Caries and Dental Erosion in Swedish Young Adults

    … dental care up to 20 years of age. While dental caries generally continues to decline, still there is a pronounced skewness in caries prevalence. Furthermore, the reported increase in dental erosion in young adults is cause for concern. Aim: The aim was to study the prevalence of dental caries

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