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飲水加氟對大白鼠牙齒發育之影響

Deleterious Effect of Fluoridated Water on the Developing Dental Tissues of Rat

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Effect of fluoride in drinking water on the developing dental tissues was studied on rats. Forty Long-Evans rats were given drinking water containing fluoride at different concentrations (0,1,5 and 20 ppm) for varying durations. The gross examination of the teeth of each rat, after sacrifice revealed no apparent mottling or dysplastic defects, but demonstrated reduced caries incidence in fluoride-treated rats. Both hypoplastic and hypocalcified tissue changes were found in ground and paraffin sections of the teeth of rats receiving fluoride. Various combinations of the developmental abnormalities were observed, and consisted of thin enamel, microdefects, exaggerated incremental lines, interglobular dentin, degenerated odontoblasts and ameloblasts, malformation or malcalcification of both the matrix and the matured hard dental tissues, thick predentin and pulp hyperemia. The mechanism of the response of dental tissues to chronic fluoride intoxication was discussed. A combined measure of low concentration water fluoridation and topical application of fluoride was suggested as optimal in caries prevention.

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