Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · adults
For adults in extremely fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 3%.
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · children
For children in low-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 39% (SD 24%).
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · children
For children in extremely fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 3% (SD 2%).
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · children
For children in high-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 41% (SD 24%).
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · adults
For adults in low-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 95%.
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · children
For children in medium-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 51% (SD 24%).
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Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · children
For children in poor-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 45% (SD 28%).
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Contribution of dental care products to total daily fluoride intake (TDFI) · Humans using fluoride-containing dental care products; 28 included studies, mostly young children, only two studies in adults (aged…
Fluoride-containing dental care products (mainly toothpaste) contributed on average 38% (SD 27%) of total daily fluoride intake, regardless of tap-water fluoride level or age (ungraded; descriptive synthesis, no meta-analysis).
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Contribution of dental care products to total fluoride exposure · Pregnant and lactating women
No study has explored the contribution of dental care products to total fluoride exposure in pregnant and lactating women.
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no estimate extracted
0 studies
No studies found
Contribution to total daily fluoride intake · adults
For adults in poor-fluoridated areas, the mean contribution was 12%.
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Radiographic proximal caries lesion progression · Patients with non-cavitated proximal (approximal) caries lesions (primary or permanent dentition)
Sealing probably reduces the odds of proximal lesion progression compared with placebo (OR 0.27, 95% CI 0.18 to 0.42; moderate certainty).
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