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J Radlińska

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[The condition of periodontium in children treated with removable orthodontic devices].

The purpose of the study was establishing whether, and if so, which regulatory devices traumatize the parodontal tissues. Clinical examination was done in 60 children treated with functional devices and 20 with mechanical devices before the treatment and 3 to 5 months after treatment beginning. The condition of the parodontium was assessed by means of the gingival index and the periodontal index of Russell. Oral hygiene was assessed using the plaque index. In the light of the obtained results it may be said that removable functional and mechanical devices for teeth regulation caused no pathological changes in parodontal tissues in children aged 7-10 years.

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[Effect of fluoride prophylaxis on oral hygiene and condition of gingivae in school-children].

The purpose of the study was assessment of exogenous organic and inorganic preparations of fluorides and their effects on the oral hygiene and condition of the gingivae in children living in an area with fluoridated drinking water and in another area without water fluoridation. The preparations were applied locally by brushing during 5 procedures at two-week intervals in the first and second years of the experiment. The oral hygiene was assessed by means of the plaque index and the condition of the gingivae by means of the gingival index. In the light of the obtained results it is regarded that these procedures had a favourable effect on the determined indices, and these effects were similar for both types of preparations.

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[Effectiveness of acidified fluoride solutions in prevention of dental caries in school children].

The purpose of the study was assessment of the influence of locally applied acidified fluoride solutions on the condition of teeth of school children living in a town district with fluoridated drinking water and in another district without fluoridation of drinking water. Acidified fluoride solutions were applied locally by brushing--5 procedures at two-week intervals in the first and second year of the experiment. The condition of teeth was assessed calculating the indices CMF and CMFp. In the light of the obtained results it may be said that the externally applied acidified solutions of fluorides had an approximately evident effectiveness in prevention of caries both in children drinking fluoridated or non-fluoridated water.

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