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Early enamel erosion in children associated with the excessive consumption of citric acid.
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Cocaine-induced dental erosions.
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Erosion: a case caused by unusual diet.
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Cervical erosion involving the lingual surface of a mandibular canine and adjacent premolars.
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Bulimia-induced dental erosion in a male patient.
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Oral and pharyngeal complications of gastroesophageal reflux disease: globus, dental erosions, and chronic sinusitis.
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An unusual case of dental erosion caused by nitric acid.
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Two cases of dental erosion related to the swallowing pattern.
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[Chemical erosion of the denal surface].
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Erosive action of vitamin C on rat molars in vivo.
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Managing erosion associated with bulimia nervosa.
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Rapid general dental erosion by gas-chlorinated swimming pool water. Review of the literature and case report.
Several reports indicate an increased prevalence of dental erosion among intensive swimmers due to low pH gas-chlorinated pool water. Contrary to other extrinsic factors which induce erosion located on the facial aspect, low pH pool water results in general dental erosion. Additionally, a case report is presented which describes the very rapid occurrence of excessive general dental erosion of a competitive swimmer due to gas-chlorinated pool water within 27 days. The observation of several authors as well as this case underscore the significance of a regular pH monitoring of chlorinated swimming pool water. The high incidence indicates that dental erosion due to frequent swimming is of considerable diagnostic and therapeutic significance. Furthermore, it is recommended to fluoridate the teeth of intensive swimmers regularly to prevent dental erosion.
Erosion as the presenting symptom in hiatus hernia. A case report.
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UK National Clinical Guidelines in Paediatric Dentistry. Diagnosis and prevention of dental erosion in children.
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Dental erosion, attrition and abrasion.
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Erosive action of fresh commercially prepared guava juice on rat molars in vivo.
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[Erosion of the teeth of fossils and recent peoples and the significance of mastication in stomatologic prophylaxis].
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