Study Tracker

Alternative esthetic management of fluorosis and hypoplasia stains: blending effect obtained with resin infiltration techniques

February 2013 | Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry | Muñoz MA, Arana-Gordillo LA, Gomes GM, Gomes OM, Bombarda NH, Reis A, Loguercio AD. | 25(1):32-9.

Comparison of enamel microabrasion with a combined approach to the esthetic management of fluorosed teeth

September-October 2013 | Operative Dentistry | Celik EU, Yildiz G, Yazkan B. | 38(5):E134-43.

Aesthetic management of dental fluorosis

May 22 2013 | BMJ Case Reports | Khandelwal V, Nayak UA, Nayak PA, Ninawe N. | 2013. pii: bcr2013010029.

Microabrasion using 18% hydrochloric acid and 37% phosphoric acid in various degrees of fluorosis – an in vivo comparision

Autumn 2013 | European Journal of Esthetic Dentistry | Sinha S, Vorse KK, Noorani H, Kumaraswamy SP, Varma S, Surappaneni H. | 8(3):454-65.

Clinical evaluation of enamel microabrasion for the aesthetic management of mild-to-severe dental fluorosis

December 2013 | Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry | Celik EU, Yildiz G, Yazkan B. | 25(6):422-30.

White spots on enamel: Treatment protocol by superficial or deep infiltration (part 2)

February 3, 2014 | International Orthodontics | Attal JP, Atlan A, Denis M, Vennat E, Tirlet G. | S1761-7227(13)00123-X.

Prevention of bony fluorosis in aluminum smelter workers. A 15-year retrospective study of fluoride excretion and bony radiopacity among aluminum smelter workers — Pt. 4

January 1976 | Journal of Occupational Medicine | Dinman BD, Elder MJ, Bonney TB, Bovard PG, Colwell MO. | 18(1):21-3.

[Scan microscopic investigation of human industrial fluorosis (author's transl)].

December 1976 | Zeitschrift für Orthopädie und ihre Grenzgebiete | Horn V, Franke J. | 114(6):936-45.

Allergy and hypersensitivity to fluoride

October 1993 | Fluoride | Spittle B. | 26(4):267-73.

Enhancement of inflammation by fluorides

Winter 1967 | Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine | Stone OJ, Willis CJ. | 25(4):601-6.

Application of ammonium fluoride under an occlusive patch to the abdomen of a rabbit converts a simple scratch into a double row of sterile pustules. Sodium fluoride produces a similar response, but ammonium chloride does not produce pustules. . . . It appears that tissue damage and the presence of fluorides result in the ‘sterile pustular response.’ This can be called ‘enhancement of inflammation.’ The concentration of fluoride used will not induce inflammation, but it will enhance inf