Effect of functional dairy products containing stevia and xylitol sugar substitutes on enamel surface remineralization in experimental rats : Animal study /
Sara Gamal Shuman
Effect of functional dairy products containing stevia and xylitol sugar substitutes on enamel surface remineralization in experimental rats : Animal study / تأثير الأغذية الوظيفية المستخدم بها ستيفيا و زيليتول كبدائل سكر على اعادة تمعدن سطح الميناء فى فئران التجارب Sara Gamal Shuman ; Supervised Nevine Waly , Manal Elshiekh , Osama Elbatawy - Cairo : Sara Gamal Shuman , 2015 - 75 P. : photographs ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine - Department of Pedodontics
The aim of study was to assess color change of demineralized and disoclored enamel lesions treated with resin infiltration compared to microbrasion. A total number of 20 maxilliary central incisors were used in this study. The root of each tooth was removed and the remaining crown was sectioned into two halves labiolingually according to treatment of lesions: either resin infiltration or microabrasion. The color of all specimens (40 tooth halves) was assessed at baseline before treatment representing sound enamel. Twent speciment were subjected to demineralization while the other 20 specimens were subjected to demineralization followed by discoloration. Assessment of specimens was done following treatment and finally after a staining challenge
Color change Enamel lesions Resin infiltration
Effect of functional dairy products containing stevia and xylitol sugar substitutes on enamel surface remineralization in experimental rats : Animal study / تأثير الأغذية الوظيفية المستخدم بها ستيفيا و زيليتول كبدائل سكر على اعادة تمعدن سطح الميناء فى فئران التجارب Sara Gamal Shuman ; Supervised Nevine Waly , Manal Elshiekh , Osama Elbatawy - Cairo : Sara Gamal Shuman , 2015 - 75 P. : photographs ; 25cm
Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine - Department of Pedodontics
The aim of study was to assess color change of demineralized and disoclored enamel lesions treated with resin infiltration compared to microbrasion. A total number of 20 maxilliary central incisors were used in this study. The root of each tooth was removed and the remaining crown was sectioned into two halves labiolingually according to treatment of lesions: either resin infiltration or microabrasion. The color of all specimens (40 tooth halves) was assessed at baseline before treatment representing sound enamel. Twent speciment were subjected to demineralization while the other 20 specimens were subjected to demineralization followed by discoloration. Assessment of specimens was done following treatment and finally after a staining challenge
Color change Enamel lesions Resin infiltration