Effect of ingested sugars and other carbohydrates on the resistance of teeth to cariesCARBOHYDRATES/effectsDENTAL CARIES/etiology and pathogenesisCaries production in laboratory animals is determined by genetic history, developmental-nutritional background, salivary-dental interrelationships, oral microorganisms, ...
Its job seems to be to appeal to the sweet teeth of the vertebrates(脊椎动物) these fruit have evolved to be eaten by, the better to scatter their seeds far and wide. Fructose is also, however, often added by manufacturers of food and drink, to sweeten their products and make them ...
a naturally sourced smart carbohydrate, providingfull carbohydrate energy(4kcal/g) in a more balanced way thanks to itslow-glycaemic profile. By improving fat oxidation during physical activity, itprolongs energy supply. In addition, it is the first non-cariogenic carbohydrate, gentle on teeth. ...
(ascending ramus, mandibular condyle, and angular process) are based on living black bears. Missing teeth (I2-3, P1-3, i2-3, p1-3, and m3) are restored based on their alveoli. The stage of wear on the lower teeth is drawn to match with those of the upper teeth. Art by Xiaoming...
Methodology: This in vitro study was conducted on 60 extracted human premolar teeth which were randomly divided into four groups (refined sugar, jaggery, palm sugar, and brown sugar) with each group being exposed to their respective sugars at one, three, and five frequencies for 5 min at ...
and the sugars-caries dose鈥搑esponse, such that estimates of the impact of SSB taxation on averting dental caries in both high (HIC) and low and middle (LMIC) countries be available.The questions addressed were: (1) what are the effects of SSB taxation on consumption of SSBs and (2) ...
Its job seemso be to appeal to the sweet teeth of the vertebrates(脊椎动物) these fruit have evolved to be eaten by, the better to scattertheir seeds far and wide. Fructose is also, however, often added by manufacturers of food and drink, to sweeten theirproducts and make them appeal ...
Some studies have found that even considering the use of fluoride, the effect of sugar intake on dental caries still exists [57,58]; these findings highlighted the need for low sugars intake throughout life, whether fluoride intake is optimum [59]. Above all, verifying the association between...