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Low-fluoride Dentifrice and Gastrointestinal Fluoride Absorption after Meals

J.A. Cury*, F.S. Del Fiol, L.M.A. Tenuta, and P.L. Rosalen

Faculty of Dentistry of Piracicaba, UNICAMP, Av. Limeira 901, 13414-903, Piracicaba, SP, Brazil;



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Figure 1. Illustration of the experimental design.

 


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Figure 2. Mean and SD of salivary F concentration after the ingestion of the dentifrices under different gastric content situations (for n of each treatment, refer to TableGo).

 


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Figure 3. Percent bioavailability of F dentifrices ingested in different gastric content situations. (a) Reduction in the F bioavailability of the 1100-µg-F/g dentifrice for ingestion after the meals. (b) Same as (a) for the 550-µg-F/g dentifrice. (c) Overall reduction in F bioavailability, from both meals and dentifrices, with the absorption of the 1100-µg-F/g dentifrice ingested on fasting considered as 100%.

 





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