...B. Angmar-Månsson; G.M. Whitford The purpose of this long-term study was to investigate disturbances in enamel mineralization associated with low, but relatively constant, plasma fluoride levels produced by constant infusion or with fluctuating plasma fluoride levels caused by drinking fluoridated...

... that the gradual release of F from the adjacent bone establishes locally high F levels in the vicinity of the developing teeth and that these high local levels are sufficient to cause enamel fluorosis. 18 11 2009 Enamel fluorosis Fluoride dosage, single Mottling Plasma fluoride Rat Animal...

...D.J. Purdell-Lewis; H.A. van Dijk; G.J. Heeres; T.D. Flissebaalje; A. Groeneveld; M. Booij Many patients with acute lymphatic leukaemia apply 1% NaF gel daily. Plasma fluoride levels and urinary excretion of 9 children using this regimen were followed in this study. Patients with a high daily...

... was 0.05 ± 0.02 and 0.18 ± 0.09 % for the unstimulated and the stimulated whole saliva, respectively. 18 11 2009 Caries Res 1989;23:243-246 Studies on Fluoride Excretion in Human Whole Saliva and Its Relation to Flow Rate and Plasma Fluoride Levels A. Oliveby', F. Lagerlöf\ J. Ekstrandh, C...

...B. Angmar-Månsson; G.M. Whitford This study examined the relationship between transient peak plasma fluoride levels (subcutaneous injections) as well as lower but relatively constant levels (subcutaneous constant infusion) and the occurrence of disturbances in the enamel mineralization of the rat...

...J. Ekstrand; G. Koch; L.G. Petersson Plasma fluoride (F) concentration and urinary F excretion were studied in 5 children, age 3–4 years, after intake of F tablets (0.5 mg) and 0.6 g of two NaF toothpastes containing 0.1 and 0.025% F – corresponding to 0.6 and 0.15 mg F, respectively. Mean baseline...

...Jan Ekstrand; Goran Koch; Lars G. Petersson Plasma fluoride (F) concentration and urinary output of F were studied in 4 children, 4, 5, 12 and 14 years of age, after oral application of a F-containing varnish (Duraphat®). The F dose was found to be 2.3–3.0 mg for the younger children and 5.0–5.2 mg...