Abstract
Erosive Drinks Impact on Fluoride Potential Change and Ph Value of Artificial Saliva In Vitro
Highlights
Dental erosion is defined as the chemical removal of minerals from the hard dental tissue [1,2]
Study was based on the effect of ten different erosive drinks that can be bought over the counter in Croatia: Juicy Fruits Lemonade (Jamnica), Juicy fruits apple (Jamnica), Juicy Fruits multivitamin (Jamnica), Cedevita GO orange (Cedevita doo), Ice tea cranberry (Podravka dd), Coca Cola (Coca-Cola HBC Croatia), Coca Cola (Coca-Cola HBC Croatia), Fanta (Coca-Cola HBC Croatia), Sprite (Coca-Cola HBC Croatia) and Jamnica mineral water ( Jamnica, Croatia)
Measurements in this study have demonstrated the lowest fluoride potential in mineral water, while the value was continuously growing in samples of Cranberry ice tea, Cedevita, Multivitamin juice, Standard artificial saliva and water, Lemonade, Apple juice, Coca-Cola, CocaCola Zero, Sprite and with the highest value Fanta
Summary
Dental erosion is defined as the chemical removal of minerals from the hard dental tissue [1,2]. Erosion can be caused by intrinsic or extrinsic factors. Intrinsic factor is gastro-esophageal cause and extrinsic factor is diet [1,2,3]. Dental erosion is a significant oral health problem in European and Middle-Eastern countries [4]. The results obtained by measurement on a potentiometric titrator and pH meter allow categorization of erosive drinks according to their harmful / potentially positive effect. From the measurements it is possible to read the minimum and maximum potential of fluoride ions. The potential value is inversely proportional to the concentration of ions
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