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Assessment of loosely-bound and firmly-bound fluoride uptake by tooth enamel from topically applied fluoride treatments

Sieck et al., 1990

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10074507957001694970
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Sieck B
Takagi S
Chow L
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Journal of Dental Research

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The amounts of loosely-bound fluoride (F) deposited on human enamel by two topical F treatments were measured with use of a constant-composition F washing method. Enamel biopsies conducted before treatment and after the washing were used for determination of …
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