In Children Tooth Caries Prevent in Receiving Fluorinated Prevention and Fissure Hermetic Sealing Efficiency : Literature Analysis
Keywords:
dentistry, teeth caries, prevention, fluoride varnish, fluoride tooth paste, fissure hermetic sealing, children dentistryAbstract
Dental caries children between the most wide widespread chronic from diseases one become , mouth space global health problem is considered . This in the article in children caries primary in prevention applicable fluorinated agents ( fluorinated tooth pastes and fluorinated varnish ) and fissure hermetic sealing efficiency international systematic comments and World health storage World Health Organization (WHO) reports based on analysis Analysis to the results according to , fluorinated varnish regular application temporary in the teeth caries development approximately 37 percent , constant in the teeth and about 43 percent reduces . Fluoride tooth of the paste impact fluorine concentration related is at least 1000 ppm fluorine keeper pastes effective is considered . Fissure hermetic sealing permanent molars chewing gum on the surface caries the risk noticeable at the level reduces , but protection effect time to pass with decreases and hermetic preservation control requires doing . Conclusion as in other words , the most high to the result fluorinated prevention , hermitization , healthy food and hygiene skills own inside received complex approach through is achieved
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