Tag: Pregnant women
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[Fluoride intake through consumption of water from municipal network in the INMA-Gipuzkoa cohort].
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Prenatal fluorides: the value of fluoride during pregnancy.
Page 1 Available clinical and experimental data provide little evidence that the administration of supplementary fluorides to the pregnant woman living in a nonfluoride area is of great benefit to the teeth of her offspring. Because calcification of the entire permanent and a large portion of the deciduous teeth is a postnatal process, it is […]
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Placental transfer of fluoride and calcium.
References 1.Bawden J.W., Wolkoff A.S., Flowers Jr., C.E. PLACENTAL TRANSFER OF F18 IN SHEEP. J. Dent. Res. 1964; 43: 678. 2. Clark E.P., Collip J.B. J. A STUJ;)Y OF THE TISDALL METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF BLOOD SERUM CALCIUM WITH A SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONBiol. Chem. 1925; 63: 461. – Full Text PDF 3. Denzer B.S., Reiner […]
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Fluoride in pharmaceutical preparations.
Summary 1. Thirty-nine pharmaceuticals prescribed by obstetricians and pediatricians were analyzed for micro quantities of fluoride for this report, 2. Effect of ingestion of occult fluoride on cord blood and placenta is referred to, 3. Cause of “idiopathic opacities” of enamel and enamel hypoplasias occurring in fluoride free or “optimum supplied” water supplies is suggested. […]
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Fluoride Fact Sheet for Health Professionals
This is a fact sheet intended for health professionals. For a reader-friendly overview of Fluoride, see our consumer fact sheet on Fluoride. Introduction Fluoride, a mineral, is naturally present in many foods and available as a dietary supplement. Fluoride is the ionic form of the element fluorine, and it inhibits or reverses the initiation and […]
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Dietary Influences on Urinary Fluoride over the Course of Pregnancy and at One-Year Postpartum.
Data Availability The data that support the findings of this study are available upon reasonable request. References 1.Villa A, Anabalon M, Zohouri V et al (2010) Relationships between fluoride intake, urinary fluoride excretion and fluoride retention in children and adults: an analysis of available data. Caries Res 44:60–68. 2. Idowu OS, Azevedo LB, Valentine RA, […]
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The safe exposure level to fluoride in pregnancy.
Fluoride (F) is not an essential trace element in humans or necessary for the development of healthy teeth and bones.9,10 It is likely that there is no threshold for fluoride-induced developmental neurotoxicity in drinking water, and the only assuredly safe level of fluoride in drinking water is zero.10,11,12 The currently recommended level of 0.7 mg […]
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Dietary Fluoride Intake Over the Course of Pregnancy in Mexican Women.
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Public-health risks from tea drinking: Fluoride exposure.
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Linear regression approach for predicting fluoride concentrations in maternal serum, urine and cord blood of pregnant women consuming fluoride containing drinking water.