[PDF] Top 20 Braz. oral res. vol.23 suppl.1

... T he SBPqO is the Brazilian Division of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR). Its mission is to promote the extensive development and dissemination of research that, in all scientiic ields, ... See full document

... Efficacy of a dentifrice containing potassium nitrate, soluble pyrophosphate, PVM/MA copolymer, and sodium fluoride on dentinal hypersensitivity: a twelve-week clinical study. Bezerra [r] ... See full document

... The management of a cariogenic bioilm may be looked at in several ways. Three strategies have dominated the history of modern dentistry: a) Plaque elimination/reduction by home care, b) fer- mentable carbohydrate ... See full document

... Abstract: The control of bioilm accumulation on teeth has been the cornerstone of periodontal disease prevention for decades. However, the widespread prevalence of gingivitis suggests the ineficiency of self- performed ... See full document

... Abstract: Dental erosion is a type of wear caused by non bacterial acids or chelation. There is evidence of a signiicant increase in the prevalence of dental wear in the deciduous and permanent teeth as a consequence of ... See full document

... Whitening mouthrinses appeared recently in the market and manufacturers advertised that they could prevent stains and ight plaque build-up. Gen- erally, a low concentration of hydrogen peroxide (1.5%) is present and ... See full document

... are several theories to explain this observation: these individuals would have an immune response more suitable to deal with the microbial challenge, or their bioilm would show a distinct characteristic that would ... See full document

... Each Oral Health Team was at irst a reference for two family health teams, so that each OHT cov- ered an average of 6,900 ...of 1 OHT for each Family Health Team ...OHT 1 and OHT ... See full document

... will eventually surpass the capacity of oral luids to repair mineral loss, and the disease will show its irst clinical signs: white spot lesions. Differences in the progression rate of caries lesions in different ... See full document

... The role of dental bioilm as the etiological agent of gingivitis is well documented, and the mechanical control of plaque is clearly the basis of periodontal therapy. However, the dificulty in achieving a prop- er ... See full document

... of oral home-care ...about oral diseases has improved greatly in recent years, our ancestors had already been concerned with clean- ing their ...home-use oral care products available in the ... See full document

... 6 vol% of fibers and 54 vol% particles showed a much subtler reduction in total shrinkage (11%) in comparison to the 60 vol% particle-only ... See full document

... to oral cancer, it was made one of our ...National Oral Cancer Pol- icy within the Ministry of Health and with the par- ticipation of the INCA (National Cancer ...with oral cancer, but we have great ... See full document

... Brazilian Oral Research (BOR) as A2 according to Qualis - Capes - (Brazilian metrics for the assessment of journals) in 2015, we had two immediate consequences, ... See full document

... Abstract: Composites resins have become the irst choice for direct anterior and posterior restorations. The great popularity is related to their esthetic appearance and reduced need of sound tissue removal as compared ... See full document

... of oral cancer are the subject matter of intensive research efforts, little is known about the real impact of public interventions on preventing the disease or minimizing its ...on oral cancer incidence and ... See full document

... Half of the participants (46%) reported that they recommended the use of mouthrinses, and 90% reported that they knew which product could be indicated. However, the irst discrepancy arose when only 33% answered that they ... See full document

... tivity (ability to remain active in the oral environ- ment) and the antimicrobial activity against bacteria present in the oral cavity. Studies show reductions of up to 71% and 45% in bioilm and gingival ... See full document

... and oral hygiene ...the oral hygiene sta- tus of Jain monks was poor and only ...that oral hygiene habits, caloric intake and education level explained a variance of ...the Oral hygiene index ... See full document

... Abstract: The objective of this study was to compare the completion rates and performance of the Brazilian version of the Oral Health Impact Proile (OHIP14) when applied as an interview or in its original self-re- ... See full document