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• This will reduce the chance of the dental biofilm developing into cariogenic biofilm.
• The bacteria in cariogenic biofilm produce organic acids when carbohydrates, especially sugar, are eaten.
• It is thought to be cariogenic.
• The fluoride components of fluoridated toothpaste can be bacteriostatic to cariogenic bacteria, decreasing their acidogenicity and proliferation.
• The presence of streptococci encourage adherence of more cariogenic bacteria, which in turn increases the likelihood for caries.
• He found that in the teeth of rats fed a cariogenic diet the flow of dentinal fluid was markedly reduced.
• Not surprisingly, intact rats fed carbamyl phosphate along with a cariogenic diet showed a highly significant reduction in caries.
• In 1983, a WHO working group recommended that the consumption of non-cariogenic " toothfriendly " confectionery should be encouraged.
• In order for products to carry the logo they have to be scientifically tested and proven not to be cariogenic or erosive.
• Products which do not lower plaque pH below 5.7 under the conditions of this test, lack a cariogenic potential.
• The shift to an Acidogenic, aciduric, and cariogenic microbiological population develops and is maintained by frequent consumption of fermentable dietary carbohydrate.
• Tooth decay is caused by biofilm ( dental plaque ) lying on the teeth and maturing to become cariogenic ( causing decay ).
• Products that do not lower plaque pH below 5.7, under the conditions of this test, lack a cariogenic potential.
• Experiments on rats have shown that a high-sucrose, cariogenic diet " significantly suppresses the rate of fluid motion " in dentin.
• Despite this, the hypothesis was useful in diagnosis and treatment, associating caries with such truly cariogenic bacteria as Streptococcus mutans and the lactobacilli species.
• By preventing the Dental plaque biofilm from maturing or by returning it back to a non-cariogenic state, dental caries can be prevented and arrested.
• An ecologic shift away from balanced populations within the dental biofilm is driven by certain ( cariogenic ) microbiological populations beginning to dominate when the environment favours them.
• This registered trademark distinguishes products ( confectionery, beverage, sweeteners, medicine ) that have been proven in a scientific test to lack both significant cariogenic and erosive potential.
• Saliva containing more buffering agents such as calcium and phosphate ions alter the internal environment of dental plaque to become less acidic, favouring the growth of less cariogenic organisms.
• The specific plaque hypothesis was introduced by Loesche, following on from observations that rodents did not develop caries even with a highly cariogenic diet unless specific bacteria such as streptococci were introduced.