Shifts in Composition and Activity of Oral Biofilms After Fluoride Exposure
Abstract
Oral diseases are biofilm-mediated diseases caused by imbalances in the ecology of resident microflora. Among them, dental caries (tooth decay) is considered the most common disease worldwide, and toothbrushing, which physically eliminates the oral biofilm, is the most widespread prevention strategy. Although it is well established that fluoride increases enamel resistance to acidic pH and promotes tooth remineralization, its effect on the...
Paper Details
Title
Shifts in Composition and Activity of Oral Biofilms After Fluoride Exposure
Published Date
Jun 11, 2020
Journal
Volume
80
Issue
3
Pages
729 - 738
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