Tooth Fluorometer

Forziati, A.F.; Kumpula, John W.; Barone, Joseph J.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.1963.0341

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“…The first dental fluorimeters were proposed and constructed by Benedict in 1928, and by Forziati et al in 1963 . Since then, more sophisticated versions have been developed.…”

Section: Methods For Analysis and Quantification Of Fluorescencementioning

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“…48,50,57,70 The first dental fluorimeters were proposed and constructed by Benedict in 1928, 4 and by Forziati et al in 1963. 77 Since then, more sophisticated versions have been developed. With these devices, the fluorescence intensity can be obtained as a function of wavelength (λ), 45 and three-dimensional (3D) spectra can be obtained from luminescence measurements based on excitation wavelengths in a 10-nm step.…”

Section: Methods For Analysis and Quantification Of Fluorescencementioning

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Fluorescence of natural teeth and restorative materials, methods for analysis and quantification: A literature review

Volpato

Pereira

Silva

2018

J Esthet Restor Dent

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Objective This review integrates published scientific information about the fluorescence of natural teeth, dental resins and ceramics, and the main methods of analysis and quantification presented in the literature. Overview Fluorescence is an emission of light (photons) by a substance that has absorbed light of higher energy. In natural teeth, it is more intense in the dentin than in the enamel and presents a bluish‐white color. In dental resins and ceramics, fluorescence is obtained by the incorporation of materials that contain rare‐earth luminescence centers (more precisely lanthanide luminescence centers), which allows these artificial materials to simulate natural teeth in a more beautiful and vital‐looking way. However, the lack of knowledge about this optical phenomenon on the part of professionals indicates the need for more scientific studies and dissemination on this topic. Conclusions Aesthetic materials have variable spectral compositions and fluorescence intensities, which are not always compatible with natural teeth. The fluorescence of teeth and restorative materials can be influenced by several factors, such as aging, temperature, and bleaching. Several devices for fluorescence evaluation and quantification are used in studies under different methodologies, but the small number of studies on the subject make it difficult to compare their results. Clinical Significance Fluorescence is a fundamental optical property for aesthetic rehabilitations since its presence and intensity in the restorative materials allows achieving an aesthetic result much closer to reality. However, the fluorescent behavior of natural teeth and aesthetic restorative materials is not yet fully understood by researchers and clinicians. Greater understanding of this phenomenon will contribute to the selection, indication, and clinical use of these materials.

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“…The first dental fluorimeters were proposed and constructed by Benedict in 1928, and by Forziati et al in 1963 . Since then, more sophisticated versions have been developed.…”

Section: Methods For Analysis and Quantification Of Fluorescencementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Methods For Analysis and Quantification Of Fluorescencementioning

confidence: 99%

Fluorescence of natural teeth and restorative materials, methods for analysis and quantification: A literature review

Volpato

Pereira

Silva

2018

J Esthet Restor Dent

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“…Fluorescent dye tracers have been used to study clearance functions of the sweat glands (98) and the reticuloendothelial system (468). A tooth fluorometer has been designed by Forziati et al for its possible diagnostic value (142).…”

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Fluorometric Analysis

White¹,

Weissler²

1966

Anal. Chem.

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This review coversthe two-year period from approximately December 1963 {465) to December 1965. Bozhevol'nov {56) has published a review on the luminescence of inorganic substances with 172 references and on fluorescence analysis for the determination of inorganic trace impurities in high purity substances {57).Shcherbov {388) has published a 259page book with 681 references on the use of fluorometry in the chemical analysis of mineral raw materials. Topics included are: general considerations, basic laws, apparatus, reagents

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Passwater

1967

Guide to Fluorescence Literature

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Tooth Fluorometer

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Fluorescence of natural teeth and restorative materials, methods for analysis and quantification: A literature review

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