Zum möglichen antimikrobiellen Einfluss von Zahnpasten

Der Leser sollte nach dem Durcharbeiten des Artikels Folgendes wissen:

▪ Hinsichtlich der Behandlungskosten chronischer Erkrankungen steht die Karies weltweit an 4. Stelle.

▪ Ein Kariesrückgang in westlichen Industriestaaten beruht auf der Verwendung fluoridierter Zahnpasten (ZP).

▪ Hoher Zuckerkonsum setzt der remineralisierenden Wirkung von Fluorid Grenzen.

▪ Zahnpasten enthalten auch antimikrobielle Wirkstoffe.

▪ In-vitro-Untersuchungen bestätigen den antimikrobiellen Effekt von Zahnpasten.

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