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Conservative esthetic management of severe dental fluorosis with in-office power bleaching.

July-September 2020 | Annals of African Medicine | Ambar W Raut, Vijay Mantri, Priyanka V Gedam, Pooja P Phabyani. | 19(3):211-214.
Abstract Fluorosis is an endemic disease, prevailing in about 25 countries globally. Dental fluorosis is an acquired defect of enamel due to the exposure of an individual to excessive fluoride levels during tooth development. It could result in mild-to-severe discoloration of teeth, which might necessitate esthetic correction. Bleaching is one of the common treatment modalities used in the esthetic correction of such cases. In-office power bleaching is one of the techniques of tooth bleaching t

A trial for improving thyroid gland dysfunction in rats by using a marine organism extract.

September 11, 2020 | Brazilian Journal of Biology | D. S. Foda and S. G. Shams. | [Epub ahead of print]
References ABDUL RAHMAN, M.M. and FETOUH, F.A., 2013. Effect of sodium fluoride on the thyroid follicular cells and the amelioration by calcium supplementation in albino rats: A light and an electron microscopic study. The Journal of American Science, vol. 9, no. 10, pp. 107-114. [ Links ] BANCHROFT, J.D., STEVENS, A.A. and TURNER, D.R., 1996. Theory and practice of histological techniques. 4th ed. Churchil Livingstone: Elsevier. [ Links ] CHENG, S.Y., LEONARD, J.L. and DAVIS, P.J., 2010.

Serum fluoride levels following commencement of methoxyflurane for patient analgesia in an ambulance service.

September 10, 2020 | BJA (British Journal of Anaesthesia) | Serah J. Allison, Paul D. Docherty, Dirk Pons, James G. Chase. | [Epub ahead of print]
Editor—Methoxyflurane, once a frequently used anaesthetic agent,1 is re-emerging as an inhalation analgesic. In modern practice, it is given in doses of up to 6 mL via a proprietary patient-controlled self-delivery device2  with an activated carbon filter designed to adsorb some methoxyflurane vapour from the patient's exhaled breath.3 Methoxyflurane is an organic vapour, identified as causing local environmental contamination when administered in anaesthesia or analgesia, and can subseque