Add to ORKGSalt fluoridation is sometimes suggested as a prospect for communities that have a low water fluoride concentration and have no possibility of implementing community water fluoridation. School-based milk fluoridation programs also are practiced in some countries as an alternative. This paper reviews the evidence of effectiveness in dental caries prevention and risks of dental fluorosis in countries where salt or milk fluoridation is practiced
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
Fluorine is the world’s 13th most abundant element and constitutes 0.08% of the Earth crust. It has ...
The aim of this paper was to critically review the current role of community water fluoridation in p...
The aim of this paper was to critically review the current role of community water fluoridation in p...
BACKGROUND: Salt fluoridation is considered a cost-effective community strategy for reducing caries...
This article reviews the means by which fluoride is supplied to populations. Many public health auth...
A GREAT niass of evidence has accumulated on the benefits, safety and practicability of fluoridation...
There is ample evidence, from many places and over many years, that fluoridation of the public water...
n appropriate exposure to fluoride must be able to interfere with the development of dental caries (...
In Korea, fluoride was first introduced into the drinking water of residents of Jinhae, KyungNam in ...
Compared to other population groups in the United States, caries (tooth decay) is a disproportionate...
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Water fluoridation is one of the methods for prevention of dental caries. The pu...
Epidemiological studies over 70 y ago provided the basis for the use of fluoride in caries preventio...
This paper reviews the rationale, context and support for water fluoridation in Australia, and exami...
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
Fluorine is the world’s 13th most abundant element and constitutes 0.08% of the Earth crust. It has ...
The aim of this paper was to critically review the current role of community water fluoridation in p...
The aim of this paper was to critically review the current role of community water fluoridation in p...
BACKGROUND: Salt fluoridation is considered a cost-effective community strategy for reducing caries...
This article reviews the means by which fluoride is supplied to populations. Many public health auth...
A GREAT niass of evidence has accumulated on the benefits, safety and practicability of fluoridation...
There is ample evidence, from many places and over many years, that fluoridation of the public water...
n appropriate exposure to fluoride must be able to interfere with the development of dental caries (...
In Korea, fluoride was first introduced into the drinking water of residents of Jinhae, KyungNam in ...
Compared to other population groups in the United States, caries (tooth decay) is a disproportionate...
BACKGROUND AND AIM: Water fluoridation is one of the methods for prevention of dental caries. The pu...
Epidemiological studies over 70 y ago provided the basis for the use of fluoride in caries preventio...
This paper reviews the rationale, context and support for water fluoridation in Australia, and exami...
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
This systematic review has been commissioned by the Chief Medical Officer of the Department Health ...
Fluorine is the world’s 13th most abundant element and constitutes 0.08% of the Earth crust. It has ...