Comparative Study
[The comparative efficacy of local anticaries agents]
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Russian]
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Comparative Study
[The comparative efficacy of local anticaries agents]
[Article in
Russian]
Stomatologiia (Mosk).
1990 Mar-Apr.
Abstract
A total of 857 7-year-old children were examined, divided into 9 groups. A certain prophylactic agent was used in every group. Caries augmentation intensity and reduction indexes, determined in a year after prophylactic treatment, evidence that 2% sodium fluoride solution was the most effective caries inhibiting agent. 1% fluoride gel and fluoride varnish were also found effective means of caries prevention.
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