Dietary phosphorus burden increases cariogenesis independent of vitamin D uptake

Volume: 167, Pages: 33 - 38
Published: Mar 1, 2017
Abstract
An association between excessive sugar consumption and dental decay, particularly in children, has been well-established. In this study we have analyzed whether consumption of phosphorus, an important ingredient of sugary drinks, has any association with the evolvement of dental decay. Food consumption, gingival redness and dental decay were evaluated in a total of 8,317 children with the mean age of 9.99 + 0.68 years with a strong gender bias...
Paper Details
Title
Dietary phosphorus burden increases cariogenesis independent of vitamin D uptake
Published Date
Mar 1, 2017
Volume
167
Pages
33 - 38
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