2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00784-021-03899-4
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Effect of tooth bleaching and application of different dentifrices on enamel properties under normal and hyposalivation conditions: an in situ study

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“…The decrease in the b* parameter, which shows the chroma value on the yellow‐blue axis, indicates that this variable tends toward blue. As expected from the results of previous studies [20, 36, 39, 40], negative Δ b * values were obtained in all bleaching and remineralization regimens in the present study. The fact that none of the remineralization procedures made a significant difference on this parameter may explain its ineffectiveness on bleaching results.…”
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confidence: 92%
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“…The decrease in the b* parameter, which shows the chroma value on the yellow‐blue axis, indicates that this variable tends toward blue. As expected from the results of previous studies [20, 36, 39, 40], negative Δ b * values were obtained in all bleaching and remineralization regimens in the present study. The fact that none of the remineralization procedures made a significant difference on this parameter may explain its ineffectiveness on bleaching results.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Additionally, EDS data from a recent study investigating the effect of fluoride‐containing remineralization agents on enamel mineral content after bleaching under different salivation conditions revealed no difference in normal flow for Ca%, Na%, and Ca/P compared to the placebo group. This was explained as a result of the remineralization effect being related to the action of saliva and the acquired pellicle rather than the action of the dentifrice [39]. Considering the findings obtained from other studies, the time factor as well as the pH value and concentration of the bleaching agent may have been effective in producing the differences in the results.…”
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“…The dentin of non-irradiated teeth presented welldefined dentinal tubules and collagen fibers, but after radiation there was an increase in the morphological alterations after 30-and 60-Gy radiation doses (37). Our finding of the greater effect of higher irradiation dose can be explained by the strong irradiation effect, which can damage the inorganic and organic structure of hard dental tissue and can be seen from the study by Ferraz et al, who determined that low salivary flow, which in this case can be connected to irradiation in the head area, had less capacity for remineralization of bleached enamel compared to normal flow (47).…”
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confidence: 52%