Marines Nobre dos Santos Uchôa

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  Objectives: To study the activity of carbonic anhydrase VI (CA VI) and ±-amylase in saliva and in biofilm after a cariogenic challenge with sucrose and starch in children aged 3 to 5 years. Methods: Fifty-four (54) preschoolers aged 3 to 5 years, both genders, will be divided into 2 groups: caries free (CF, n = 27) and caries (C, n = 27). In each individual, the presence of visible biofil…

  Analysis of the carbonic anhydrase VI and ±-amylase activity in saliva and biofilm after a cariogenic challenge with sucrose and starch in children aged 3 to 5 years, AP.R

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  Previous studies has indicated that the buffering capacity of saliva (BCS), pH and salivary flow (SF) appear to be inversely related to caries prevalence. Additionally, previous studies have shown a negative correlation between the concentration of isoenzina carbonic anhydrase VI (CA VI) in saliva and caries prevalence in children and adults. However, the fact that AC VI is concentrated i…

  Analysis of concentration and activity of carbonic anhydrase VI (Ca VI) in saliva and plaque in deciduous teeth and its relationship to dental caries: longitudinal study in children 3-6 years and transverse in children 7-9 years, AP.R

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  Saliva has several protective properties to the oral cavity. However, many diseases can affect the yield and composition of saliva, resulting in xerostomia. Studies show that one of the causes of dry mouth is radiation therapy in head and neck used to treat cancer. Among the neoplasms in pediatric patients that include in their treatment protocols radiotherapy, we highlight the Hodgkin's …

  Flow rate, buffer capacity and biochemistry composition of the saliva of children and adolescents with Hodgkin's lymphoma, AP.R

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  The literature shows the action dose-response relationship between concentrations in CaF2 enamel, the liberation of F for the biofilm fluid and the effect of inhibition of demineralization enamel. Thus, increased formation of CaF2, it would be interesting to increase the inhibit demineralization and promote remineralization in an enamel surface demineralized. A previously conducted study …

  Association of in vitro effect of ATF associated with immersion in milk in reducing the demineralization of demineralized bovine enamel, BP.IC

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  The objectives of this study will be to evaluate in situ whether the combination of topical acidulated phosphate fluoride (APF) with the irradiation of enamel with CO2 laser (›10.6 um) will enhance the of calcium fluoride (CaF2) and fluorapatite (AF) formation on the surface of previously demineralized enamel surface and evaluate whether the combination therapy will be effective in reduci…

  Evaluation of the effects of acidulated phosphate fluoride on the effectiveness of CO2 laser in reducing demineralization of dental enamel - in situ study, BP.DR

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  Data has shown that the salivary buffering capacity (SBC) and salivary flow rate (SFR) appear to be inversely related to caries prevalence. Additionally, previous studies have shown a negative correlation between the concentration of salivary carbonic anhydrase isoenzyme VI (CA VI) and caries prevalence in children and adults. However, a high concentration of the isoenzyme CA VI in saliva…

  Relationship among Salivary Carbonic Anhydrase VI Activity, Buffer capacity and Flow Rate and Dental Caries in Primary Dentition - Longitudinal study in 36 to 72- month-old preschool children, BP.DR

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