Arginine dentifors reduce caries in children with active caries

The International Association of Dental, Oral and Carbon Research (IADR) and American Association for Dental, Oral and Cranofacial Research (AADOCR) have announced a publication of a new study at toothed speeds, depending on the concentration of arginine.

Dental caries remain a significant burden on the health of the oral cavity around the world. Scientific evidence showed the dose -dependent fluoride; However, more effective, comprehensive and alternative prevention strategies should be examined. Study: “Arginine delight and prevention of childhood caries: randomized clinical trial” Wei Lin, Sichuan University et al. He was conducted by a two -year, phase III, double -blind, three -sided, parallel group, randomized controlled study from April 15, 2019 to March 12, 2022 in three centers in China. Six thousand children aged 10-14 years old with two or more active caries changes were assigned one of three teeth studied: 8.0% arginine, 1.5% arginine and 0.32% NAF as a positive control. Basic effectiveness The results were incremental DMF (broken, missing and filled surfaces) and DMFT (broken, missing and filled teeth) speed indicators after two years of use of the product.

After two years, 8.0% gear containing arginine showed a statistically significant DMF reduction by 26.0% and 25.3% in DMFT results compared to 0.32% NAF control. The statistical difference was not measured between 1.5% toothane containing arginine and the control of 0.32% NAF in DMF and DMFT. This clinical examination confirms that, depending on the concentration of dentine, arginine are as effective or more effective than sodium fluoride gears in providing anti -work protection in children with active caries.