Saliva Decreases Sucrose-Induced Cariogenicity in an Experimental Biological Caries Model.

Rodrigo Andrés GiacamanRodrigo UmañaMaría José NuñezNatalia Diaz-GarridoConstanza EcheverríaNatalia García-ManríquezAlejandro MiraConstanza E FernándezKarla Gambetta-TessiniCarla Paola Lozano

Published in: Microorganisms (2023)

High quantities of saliva can almost completely inhibit sucrose-induced cariogenicity, while even small amounts exhibit a dose-dependent caries-protective effect.

Keyphrases

high glucose
diabetic rats
oral health
drug induced
oxidative stress
endothelial cells