Long-term effect of ammonia- and water-based silver fluoride on dentin collagen matrix

Ammonia- and water-based silver fluoride treatments may reduce long-term degradation of dentin collagen. However, potassium iodide can further increase endogenous protease activity and compromise the structural integrity of dentin's organic matrix.

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Dental Materials
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2025-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dental.2025.10.016
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Dental Erosion and Treatment
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Long-term effect of ammonia- and water-based silver fluoride on dentin collagen matrix

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Long-term effect of ammonia- and water-based silver fluoride on dentin collagen matrix

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Abstract

Ammonia- and water-based silver fluoride treatments may reduce long-term degradation of dentin collagen. However, potassium iodide can further increase endogenous protease activity and compromise the structural integrity of dentin's organic matrix.

Dental MaterialsVol. 42(4)
Marquette University (US), University of Turku (FI), Turku University Hospital (FI)
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