Fluoration de l’émail in vitro par laser à rayons ultraviolets

Authors

  • B Vernole
  • D Palano
  • G Molinari
  • G Majni

Keywords:

enamel, excimer laser, mercury vapor lamp, topical fluoridation, nuclear reaction

Abstract

28 samples of human enamel have been studied in order to measure fluoride absorption after treatment with ultraviolet radiations.

Samples treated with topical application only presented limited fluoride absorption in enamel surface (up to 0,5 µm deep). The absorption rate was higher, using an U.V. lamp. In samples treated with «excimer» laser, fluoride absorption was much higher in the surface layer and occurred also deeper (3 µm).

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Published

2020-04-17

Issue

Vol. 32 No. 1 (1989)

Section

Original Research Articles

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