Effects of Different Types of Human Foods on Dental Health in Experimental Animals

Abstract

SYNOPSIS IN INTERLINGUA LE EFFECTOS DE DIFFERENTE TYPOS DE ALIMENTATION HUMAN SUPER LE SALUTE DENTAL DE ANIMALES EXPERIMENTAL.—Studios clinic in patientes con marcatemente active carie dental monstrava que numerose differente alimentos e bibitas habeva essite consumite, in multe casos inter le repastos regular. Con le objectivo de testar experimentalmente le cariogenicitate relative de ille alimentos e bibitas, 53 de typo representative esseva offerite ad libitum durante 28 dies a recentemente dislactate rattos de linea Osborne-Mendel. Le resultatos de iste experimentos animal ha clarificate le datos dietari de previe studios clinic. Illos indica que multe communmente consumite alimentos e bibitas es possibilemente cariogene.

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