Interaction of monofluorophosphate with plaque and saliva.
Interaction of monofluorophosphate with plaque and saliva.
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单氟磷酸盐与牙菌斑和唾液的相互作用。
DOI:
10.1159/000260731
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发表时间:
1983
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影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Rølla,G
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作者:
Rølla,G
Most suggested mechanisms for the cariostatic effect of monofluorophosphate (MFP) are based on observations from in vitro model studies. Recent findings suggest that more fluoride can be found in enamel underneath plaque when MFP has been applied than when the same preparation was applied in plaque-free areas. Experiments are described which show that MFP is more effective than orthophosphate in desorbing adsorbed albumin from teeth. Clinical experiments indicated that topical application of MFP to teeth without plaque removal on a biweekly basis was effective in reducing decay. Presence of lauryl sulfate in the MFP solutions reduced the clinical efficacy of the approach. This suggests that reduced enzymatic activity in the presence of lauryl sulfate in plaque causes reduced liberн ation ofF-from MFP and this fact may account for the reduced cariostatic activity. The conclusion is made that in vitro models are probably not relevant to clinical caries inhibiн tion.The suggested mechanisms of the carioн static effect of monofluorophosphate (MFP) are based almost exclusively on in vitro model studies. A discussion concerning the relative merits of the suggested mechanisms will thus have to concentrate on how these in vitro models relate to caries inhibition as a clinical phenomenon. It is generally known that no reliable in vitro model is available where the clinical effect of preparations conн taining fluoride ions can be predicted [Gron, 1977], The same conclusion is valid also for MFP. Whereas the clinical effect of MFP and F" is in the same order of magnitude