Assertion: fluoride | /r/HasProperty | effective
Facets:
value: by inhibiting the demineralisation
type: MANNER
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: at the levels
type: OTHER
value: in the mouth
type: LOCATION
value: in preventing dental caries
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in the amounts
type: OTHER
value: for preventing cavities
type: PURPOSE
value: in essence
type: OTHER
value: for preventing dental caries
type: PURPOSE
value: according to 1984 guidelines
type: OTHER
value: at any concentration
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: It was to serve as the test city to be compared against un-fluoridated Muskegon for a period of ten years relative to tooth decay, at which time it would be determined whether or not fluoride was “safe and effective.
text: In essence, fluorides are ineffective and unsafe at any concentration.
text: According to 1984 guidelines published by the World Health Organization (WHO) 1 , fluoride is an effective agent for preventing dental caries if taken in 'optimal' amounts.
text: As good faith I'll try to explain again in very simple terms, it is not believed that Fluoride is an effective anti-micro flora in the mouth for preventing cavities, but it isn't clear if it does play a role in being an antimicrobial element in the mouth.
text: Fluoride is safe and effective when used properly and in appropriate doses, but like anything else, it is possible to get too much of a good thing.
text: In fact, the evidence consistently shows that fluoride is safe and effective in the amounts your toothpaste and household tap provides.
text: "To date, no systematic reviews have found fluoride to be effective in preventing dental caries in adults.
text: Regarding its mode of action in caries prevention the consensus today is that fluoride is mainly effective by enhancing the remineralisation of initial caries defects and by inhibiting the demineralisation that would lead to caries initiation or progression.
text: is that fluoride is mainly effective by enhancing the remineralisation of initial caries defects and by inhibiting the demineralisation that would lead to caries initiation or progression.
text: It should be emphasised that fluoride is effective when present in the oral cavity and not after it has been swallowed.
text: Fluoride containing products as antimicrobials but in those cases this is generally attributable to other components, such as the fluoride counter ions (amine, stannous), preservatives, surfactants or antimicrobials added specifically for that purpose (zinc salts, Triclosan, essential oil extracts, etc.).12 Regarding its mode of action in caries prevention the consensus today is that fluoride is effective by enhancing the remineralisation of initial caries defects and by inhibiting the demineralisation that would lead to caries initiation or progression.
text: It should be emphasised that fluoride is effective when present in the oral cavity and not after it has been swallowed.
text: Fluoride is supplied to large numbers of populations throughout the world in drinking water and, at the levels used, it is safe and effective, and has been accepted as such by numerous public health agencies worldwide.