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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"carious process"”.

  1. Determining the Difference Between Active and Inactive Caries White Spot Lesions Using Sodium Iodide

    … demineralization is at rest and the infectious carious process is stopped. It is important to be able to differentiate an inactive lesion from an active one because inactive lesions can be treated without surgical methods. Avoiding unnecessary repair will preserve the natural structure of the …

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  2. Identification of esters in carious dentine Staining and chemo-mechanical excavation

    … Maillard products. However, the discoloration of carious dentine is an imprecise indicator of whether or not the dentine is caries free. Other processes might act in concert with the Maillard reactions. This thesis describes how special functional groups formed in the carious process can be used …

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  3. Digital subtraction radiography for monitoring carious lesions using clinical radiographs

    … tooth and leading to cavities. It is a dynamic process as early demineralisation lesions can remineralise with Calcium and Fluoride from saliva. Many diagnostic tools are available, but radiographs are the most common.<br/><br/>Dental caries diagnosis using radiographs is carried out by dental …

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