Add to ORKGCaries in its various forms is one of the most widespread diseases of manki n d . With proper oral hyg-lene ( i . e . plaque removal) and adequate f l u o r i d a tion caries can often be prevenLed. Caries in vivo is caused by an acid attack from numerous bacteria in the dental plaque. The strength oF the acid attack depends on amount, composition and location of the pLaque as well as on the sugar and fermentable carbohydrate intake. ... Zie: Summary
This historical treatise follows the documented timeline of tooth decay into today's understanding, ...
stated that there is little doubt that the direct cause of tooth decay is the breakdown of carbohydr...
If foods rich in sugars are often eaten, teeth will have greater exposure of low pH and result will ...
Caries in its various forms is one of the most widespread diseases of manki n d . With proper oral h...
Dental caries is the most prevalent infectious disease worldwide. There are different causes of toot...
The most common diseases that occur in the oral cavity are dental decay (caries) and inflammation of...
Dental caries, or tooth decay, is a pathological process of localized destruction of tooth tissues b...
Dental caries is a biofilm-mediated, sugar-driven, multifactorial, dynamic disease resulting in the ...
In the last few decades in the whole western world a decline of enamel caries has been observed. Thi...
The word caries is derived from the Latin word “rot or rotten”. Dental caries, also known as tooth d...
Current understanding of dental caries considers this disease a demineralization of the tooth tissue...
Caries is a disease resulting from bacterial and nutritional imbalances, which favor caries lesion d...
Diet, extent of dental plaque, and oral hy-giene scores for caries-free and caries-active students w...
Dental caries, the most prevalent infectious disease in humans, is an endogenous infection of the ca...
The reduction in dental caries in the industrialized countries has become increasingly obvious over ...
This historical treatise follows the documented timeline of tooth decay into today's understanding, ...
stated that there is little doubt that the direct cause of tooth decay is the breakdown of carbohydr...
If foods rich in sugars are often eaten, teeth will have greater exposure of low pH and result will ...
Caries in its various forms is one of the most widespread diseases of manki n d . With proper oral h...
Dental caries is the most prevalent infectious disease worldwide. There are different causes of toot...
The most common diseases that occur in the oral cavity are dental decay (caries) and inflammation of...
Dental caries, or tooth decay, is a pathological process of localized destruction of tooth tissues b...
Dental caries is a biofilm-mediated, sugar-driven, multifactorial, dynamic disease resulting in the ...
In the last few decades in the whole western world a decline of enamel caries has been observed. Thi...
The word caries is derived from the Latin word “rot or rotten”. Dental caries, also known as tooth d...
Current understanding of dental caries considers this disease a demineralization of the tooth tissue...
Caries is a disease resulting from bacterial and nutritional imbalances, which favor caries lesion d...
Diet, extent of dental plaque, and oral hy-giene scores for caries-free and caries-active students w...
Dental caries, the most prevalent infectious disease in humans, is an endogenous infection of the ca...
The reduction in dental caries in the industrialized countries has become increasingly obvious over ...
This historical treatise follows the documented timeline of tooth decay into today's understanding, ...
stated that there is little doubt that the direct cause of tooth decay is the breakdown of carbohydr...
If foods rich in sugars are often eaten, teeth will have greater exposure of low pH and result will ...