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Comparison of inhibitory effect on enamel erosion of fluoride in water and milk by commercial beverages

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Abstract


The purpose of this study was to investigate the inhibitory effect of fluoride in the water and milk on tooth enamel dissolution by commercial beverages. 3 week-old 60 female Sprague-Dawley strain were divided into four groups and given the following dosage of fluoride in the drinking water: 0, 1, 5 and 50 ppm for six and twelve weeks ad libitum. Upper incisors were prepared for specimen with low speed dental disc. The slabs of each incisors were embedded in unsaturated polyester, polished with #1,200 silicon carbide paper and aluminisilicate powder. Three kinds of beverage were selected for test medium and enamel slabs of rat incisors were dipped for 60 and 120 minutes in each beverage. Surface microhardness was examined before and after dissolution with beverage. All collected dG to were analyzed using the SAS package. Differences between groups were compared by the one-way ANOVA, Duncan¢¥ s multiple range test and ANCOVA procedures. Corresponding p-values were considered significant at the
values less than 0.05. The obtained results were as follows:

1. Surface microhardness was significantly increased both 6 and 12 weeks groups compared with control group. Surface microhardness of high fluoride groups were also proportionally increased with increasing concentration of fluoride both in the water and milk.
2. There were significant differences of inhibitory effect of surface microhardness after 60 and 120 minutes emersion periods, and _both at 6 and 12 weeks group in the beverage B and C, but not appeared in the

beverage A.
3. The inhibitory effect of enamel dissolution was higher in the 12 weeks group than 6 weeks group both at the water fluoridation and milk fluoridation.
4. The differences of microhardness between before and after emersion in the beverages were larger in the milk fluoridation groups than water fluoridation groups.

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