[PDF] Top 20 J. Appl. Oral Sci. vol.14 número especial

... The organizers of this symposium gratefully acknowledge the support of CAPES (Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamentode de Pessoal de nível Superior), FAPESP (Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo) e GC Dental Co, ... See full document

... Objectives: The aim of the present study was to determine whether the fluoride (F) content rat nails growth portion remains unchanged as a function of time after they have been clipped, as well as the temperature of ... See full document

... from oral health community programs. In addition, the oral health programs are primarily directed to outpatient assistance and great part of the geriatric patients present some kind of medical, physical ... See full document

... 4- Grossman ES, Mickenautsch S. Microscope observations of ART excavated cavities and restorations. SADJ. Sep 2002;57:359-63 5- Mickenautsch S, Harkison B, Grossman E. Voids in ART restorations: Effect of operator ... See full document

... The only known unwanted effect of F associated with the long-term ingestion of optimally fluoridated water and the normal use of dental products (eg, dentifrices and dietary supplements)[r] ... See full document

... However, despite the benefits on caries reduction and the risk for dental fluorosis are connected, in Public Health a low prevalence of mild forms of dental fluorosis is considered accep[r] ... See full document

... Objective: it was to evaluate the anticariogenic effect of acidulated sodium fluoride (ASF- TOP GEL), fluoride varnish (Duraphat®) and titanium tetrafluoride solution during a cariogenic challenge. Method: The present ... See full document

... In many countries, the caries process frequently progresses beyond the reversible stage and many people believe that loss of teeth is part of life. The main method of treating dental caries is extraction. The need to ... See full document

... 7- Ho TF, Smales RJ, Fang DT. A 2-year clinical study of two glass ionomer cements used in the atraumatic restorative treatment (ART) technique. Community Dent Oral Epidemiol. 1999;27(3):195-201. 8- Kalf-Scholte ... See full document

... The ideal pit and fissure sealant should be a full proof obstruction for the damaging effects of dental plaque at sites of the tooth that hardly can be cleaned with domestic measures. A tight-adhering, erosion-resistant, ... See full document

... Carious dentine can be divided into two zones; the zone closest to the pulp, termed the ‘inner carious’ or ‘affected’ dentine, and the zone closest to the oral cavity, termed the ‘outer carious’ or ‘infected’ ... See full document

... children’s oral conditions. The treatment did not interfere with the oral microbiota on a quantitative basis, but was able to shift the balance of the ecosystem with selection of microorganisms towards a ... See full document

... involving toothbrushing with an effective and affordable fluoride toothpaste (AFT); Oral Urgent Treatment for the relief of pain, infection and trauma (OUT); and ART. There is a sound evidence base for all the ... See full document

... One such approach, considered by World Health Organization (WHO) as appropriate for use in low- and middle income countries, is the Atraumatic Restorative Treatment (ART) Health[r] ... See full document

... Notwithstanding the survival outcomes, the one-year evaluation can be considered to be a operational success since it has shown that it is possible to evaluate a public program where [r] ... See full document

... Based on the current knowledge on the state of the ART approach and on the experiences of dental schools that have introduced ART in the curriculum, an educational model presenting t[r] ... See full document

... 51 (2009) compared survival rates of composite restorations performed in class II cavities in primary teeth, cleaned using hand instruments only (ART) and those cleaned with a chemo[r] ... See full document

... future oral health professionals and health decision makers about the beneits of the ART ...in oral health in all countries of the world there will be a need for resources to be allocated to applied ... See full document

... In light of all these aspects, Atraumatic Restorative Treatment may become an important “tool” for managing carious dental lesions, both for young children and for anxious adults.. Th[r] ... See full document

... In recent decades there has been a staggering increase in the consumption of drugs with psychotropic effects, such lawful as tobacco or alcohol, or illegal, such as cocaine, heroin, crack, solvents, ecstasy, among ... See full document