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Phosphate-treated siwak as a calcium phosphate–bearing bioactive material for fluoride-free oral care: physicochemical characterization and in vitro enamel microhardness recovery

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The Brief

  • The study describes phosphate-treated siwak as a calcium phosphate-bearing bioactive material for oral care.
  • It reports physicochemical characterization of the material.
  • It reports in vitro enamel microhardness recovery and is positioned as a fluoride-free option.

Why it matters

It offers a possible fluoride-free approach to enamel remineralization based on a natural material, though the evidence shown so far is in vitro.

Who’s affected

  • dental researchers
  • people interested in fluoride-free oral care products
  • #dentistry
  • #oral care
  • #bioactive materials
  • #enamel
  • #fluoride-free

Timeline

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    Phosphate-treated siwak as a calcium phosphate–bearing bioactive material for fluoride-free oral care: physicochemical characterization and in vitro enamel microhardness recovery

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