Medizinische Universität Graz Austria/Österreich - Forschungsportal - Medical University of Graz
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Maiwald, HJ; Fröhlich, S; Städtler, P.
Cariogenic potential of in-between-meals--results of oral plaque-pH-telemetry
Dtsch Stomatol. 1991; 41(12): 457-459.
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- Staedtler Peter
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- Abstract:
- Using oral plaque-pH-telemetry the cariogenic potential of a sucrose-solution (10%), a sorbitol-solution (10%), of a roll with honey, a roll with jam together with sweetened coffee and the "Milchschnitte" has been examined. All sugar containing products cause a deep pH-drop in dental plaque. The duration of demineralization (time of plaque-pH below 5.5)-amounts to 75 min. after mouthrinsing with sucrose-solution, 80 min. after consuming a half roll with honey, 140 min. after eating a roll with jam and drinking sweetened coffee and 82 min. after consuming a "Milchschnitte". All these products shouldn't be used as in-between-meals or snacks without a consequent oral hygiene afterwards.
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