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Clinical research of dental erosion.

On the base of performed clinical studies of a possible appearance of dental erosion in patients, it can be concluded as follows: 1) Out of 710 treated patients, in 62 is found the appearance of erosive changes of dental tissues. 2) Erosive changes were more prevalent in patients in the third age group, more often in male than in female. 3) Patients with erosive changes are with distinctive gastrointestinal disorders, they used the hard toothbrush, soft food, and in most of them is noticed the appearance of psychic disorders with the aggressive behaving. 4) Studies have shown the justification and the need to continue them by multidisciplined approach in a higher number of patients, a longer period, in order for better discovering the aetiology of erosive changes of dental hard tissues.

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Degrees of saturation with respect to apatites in fruit juices and acidic drinks.

Some fruit juices and carbonated acidic drinks, recognized as agents causing dental erosions, were analyzed for calcium, phosphate, fluoride and pH. Ionic activity/concentration products for hydroxyapatite and fluorapatite were calculated. It was found that all liquids analyzed were unsaturated with respect to both apatites, which explains their erosive effect.

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