Artificial Saliva in the Management of Patients Suffering from Xerostomia
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Auteurs : E. J. 'S-Gravenmade ; A. Vissink ; A. K. Panders ; A. VermeySource :
- Gerodontology [ 0734-0664 ] ; 1984-12.
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- KwdEn :
- Acceptable volume, Adequate cleansing, Apparent viscosity, Artificial saliva, Artificial saliva reservoirs, Artificial salivas, Cleansing process, Cleansing purposes, Cmccontaining saliva substitutes, Dental research, Denture, Edentulous patients, Edentulous persons, Electrolyte concentrations, Great importance, Healthy individuals, High shear rates, Human enamel, Human saliva, Human submandibular, International journal, Less extent, Lower denture, Lowest shear rate, Mucin, Mucin preparation, Mucin preparations, Natural saliva, Natural teeth, Oral cavity, Oral medicine, Oral pathology, Oral side, Oral surgery, Oral tissues, Parenchymal cells, Phosphate ions, Prosthetic dentistry, Rehardening, Rehardening properties, Reservoir denture, Rheological, Rheological properties, Saliva, Saliva reservoir, Saliva substitute, Saliva substitutes, Salivary, Salivary glands, Salivary secretion, Shannon, Shannon edmonds, Shear rate, Shear rates, Sodium bicarbonate, Teeth saliva, Upper denture, Vissink, Xerostomia.
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- Acceptable volume, Adequate cleansing, Apparent viscosity, Artificial saliva, Artificial saliva reservoirs, Artificial salivas, Cleansing process, Cleansing purposes, Cmccontaining saliva substitutes, Dental research, Denture, Edentulous patients, Edentulous persons, Electrolyte concentrations, Great importance, Healthy individuals, High shear rates, Human enamel, Human saliva, Human submandibular, International journal, Less extent, Lower denture, Lowest shear rate, Mucin, Mucin preparation, Mucin preparations, Natural saliva, Natural teeth, Oral cavity, Oral medicine, Oral pathology, Oral side, Oral surgery, Oral tissues, Parenchymal cells, Phosphate ions, Prosthetic dentistry, Rehardening, Rehardening properties, Reservoir denture, Rheological, Rheological properties, Saliva, Saliva reservoir, Saliva substitute, Saliva substitutes, Salivary, Salivary glands, Salivary secretion, Shannon, Shannon edmonds, Shear rate, Shear rates, Sodium bicarbonate, Teeth saliva, Upper denture, Vissink, Xerostomia.
Abstract
Hyposalivation results in the sensation of a dry mouth “subjective xerostomia.” Besides the sensation of a dry mouth in serious conditions, distressing clinical symptoms are observed, e.g. difficulties in oral functioning, mucositis, progressive dental caries and nocturnal oral discomfort. A mucin‐containing artificial saliva to relieve patients'complaints from xerostomia has been developed. Its chemical and physical properties are demonstrated. In a 3‐year retrospective study the efficacy of this substitute and a CMC‐containing saliva has been evaluated for a total of 137 patients. Patients were free in choosing a mucin‐ or CMC preparation. Ninety‐six patients reported a considerable relief of their complaints with mucin‐saliva, one patient wished to continue using the CMC product. To increase efficacy of the saliva substitute on intra‐oral saliva reservoir has been developed for dentate and edentulous persons.
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