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[Evaluation of remineralization solutions on the milk teeth].

The milk incisors of 80 infant-school children were demineralized. For the following 3 weeks the children then rinsed their mouths with mineral solutions. By manifold replica yields (analysis by light- and scanning electron microscope) and colouring tests a positive influence of calcium and phosphorus holding solutions, among others with magnesium, too, on the remineralization was discovered.

Child, Preschool↗

[De- and remineralization processes of the surface layer of the enamel in intact and pulp-extirpated teeth].

Clinico-laboratory investigation of 61 intact teeth and 61 teeth after pulp extraction was performed, including in vivo acid enamel biopsy and intravital staining with 2% methylene blue solution. The regularities were established governing Ca and P efflux from superficial enamel layer of intact and pulp-extracted teeth into the acid solution with respect to age, group of the tooth and pulp extraction terms. The pulp extraction factor was investigated with special reference to the tooth acid resistance and its remineralization rate.

Adolescent↗

Crystallites dimensions of enamel.

In this paper the average diameter of enamel crystallites in mature, deciduous and fluorosed human enamel as well as in bovine enamel (in vivo and in vitro remineralized) is discussed. The investigation was carried out on broken surfaces of the various kinds of enamel with a scanning electron microscope. Corrections have been applied for the thickness of the gold-layer deposited. The average crystallite diameters for sound, deciduous and fluorosed human enamel were : 36 nm; 46 nm and 81 nm, respectively. The values for sound, remineralized in vitro and remineralized in vivo bovine enamel were 57 nm; 97 nm and 63 nm, respectively. The results indicate furthermore that if a correction for the sputtered goldlayer is applied, the results for SEM and TEM microscopy are in good agreement with each other. The difference between in vivo and in vitro remineralized bovine enamel is most likely due to differences in speed of remineralization and/or the presence of saliva.

Animals↗