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Effect of pepsin on erosive tissue loss and the efficacy of fluoridation measures in dentine in vitro.

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Effect of pepsin on erosive tissue loss and the efficacy of fluoridation measures in dentine in vitro.

Auteurs : Nadine Schlueter [Allemagne] ; Carolina Ganss ; Martin Hardt ; Daniel Schegietz ; Joachim Klimek

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RBID : pubmed:18092202

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Abstract

OBJECTIVES

In dentine, erosive lesion progression and efficacy of fluoridation measures for symptomatic therapy of dental erosion are both dependent on the presence of the organic matrix. In patients with eating disorders in combination with chronic vomiting, the demineralized organic matrix can be degraded by gastric enzymes. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of pepsin on erosion progression and the efficacy of fluoride in dentine.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

Human dentine specimens were prepared and randomly divided into 4 groups of 20 specimens each. They were subjected to a cyclic de- and remineralization procedure for 9 days. For demineralization (6 x 2 min per day), an HCl solution (pH 1.6) was used in all groups. In two groups, pepsin (1.5 mg mL(-1)) was added to the demineralization solution. Fluoridation was performed in two groups 6 x 1 min per day with a mouth rinse (Olaflur/SnF(2); 250 ppm F(-)) after demineralization with both the HCl solution and the pepsin containing solution. Degradation of collagen was quantified by analyzing hydroxyproline and tissue loss was determined microradiographically. SEM images were taken in addition.

RESULTS

In the pepsin group, 1.72 (0.26) microg mL(-1) (mean (SD)) hydroxyproline per day was detected, and in the pepsin-fluoride group 1.95 (0.50) microg mL(-1). Tissue loss after 9 days in the control group was similar to that in the pepsin group (122.2 (53.4) microm and 122.2 (38.0) microm, n.s., respectively). Fluoridation reduced tissue loss after demineralization (98.8 (30.2) microm) but not after pepsin treatment (125.2 (34.2) microm; p< or =0.05).

CONCLUSION

Under the conditions used, pepsin had no influence on tissue loss, but altered the efficacy of fluoridation measures.


DOI: 10.1080/00016350701678733
PubMed: 18092202


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