Review; Efficacy of remineralization agents in arresting and reversing early carious lesions

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Ahmad Jammah Algrny
Dr. Muhannad Salem Alharbi
Dr. Meshaal Abdullah Badi
Dr. Hibah Saad Al-Ahmadi
Dr. Shahad Abdurahman Sagaf
Dr. Mohammed Lugman Alsunari
Manee Ahmed Alghamdi
Abdullah Ahmed Alghamdi
Abdulmalik Saleh AlGhamdi
Dr. Khalid Omar Baeshin
Dr. Farid Naser Ashi

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Dental caries is the most widespread chronic illness among children and adults globally, continuing to be the primary concern in dentistry. Dental caries is a complex, non-communicable illness characterized by biofilm mediation and dietary influence, leading to the net mineral loss of dental hard tissues. The contemporary understanding of caries development is founded on the repeated cycles of demineralization and remineralization, triggered by acidogenic bacteria inside the oral microenvironment. Dental remineralization is the process of depositing calcium and phosphate ions into the crystal gaps of demineralized enamel, resulting in a net mineral gain and inhibiting the advancement of early enamel diseases. The objective of the review was to qualitatively and quantitatively assess the remineralizing efficacy of various current treatments on simulated enamel defects arresting and reversing early carious lesions.

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Ahmad Jammah Algrny, Dr. Muhannad Salem Alharbi, Dr. Meshaal Abdullah Badi, Dr. Hibah Saad Al-Ahmadi, Dr. Shahad Abdurahman Sagaf, Dr. Mohammed Lugman Alsunari, … Dr. Farid Naser Ashi. (2024). Review; Efficacy of remineralization agents in arresting and reversing early carious lesions. International Journal of Medical Toxicology and Legal Medicine, 27(3), 362–365. Retrieved from http://ijmtlm.org/index.php/journal/article/view/310
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