The Effect of Chewing Gum Containing Calcium Phosphate on Reducing Dental Plaque.
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- Shirakawa Megumi
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Shimokawa Chikashi
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Tojo Hideaki
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Yoneyama Zyuichi
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Tanaka Nélida
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Ushiyama Takashi
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Ishii Yasuhiko
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Chiba Hiroshige
- Department of Oral Surgery, Tokyo Medical College
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- Nagata Katsutaro
- Health Administration Center and Psychosomatic Medicine, Hamamatsu University, School of Medicine
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- Uchida Yasunobu
- A Foundation Shiyuukai Medical Engineering & Material Research Institute
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- Takiguchi Toshio
- Lotte Central Laboratory CO., LTD.
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- Kubo Naoki
- Lotte Central Laboratory CO., LTD.
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- Okuma Yutaka
- Lotte Central Laboratory CO., LTD.
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- Suzuki Yoshihisa
- Lotte Central Laboratory CO., LTD.
Bibliographic Information
- Other Title
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- ガムによる口臭除去についての考察 (2) リン酸カルシウム添加チューイングガムの歯垢除去効果
- on Reducing Dental Plaque
- リン酸カルシウム添加チューイングガムの歯垢除去効果
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Abstract
In this study we used the so-called “tooth-cleaning” chewing gum (Hamigaki-gum), considered to be highly effective on reducing dental plaque, and examined its effectiveness with regard to: 1) effective ingredients 2) appropirate site per time 3) chewing method. Results were observed by using PCR and OHI.<BR>1. Following the chewing of common chewing gum (containing calcium carbonate 2.6%) and chewing gum (containing secondary calcium phosphate 2.6%), it was observed that the trial chewing gum was significantly (p<0.05) more effective than the secondary chewing gum.<BR>2. Comparison of chewing a piece of chewing gum (4.35g), two pieces of chewing gum (8.7g), and three pieces of chewing gum (13.05g), showed that two pieces of chewing gum was most effective, and effect reduced with three pieces of chewing gum.<BR>3. The chewing method of finger-pressing the gum on the teeth from the buccalis was not shown to be effective.<BR>4. From this study, it was considered that secondary calcium phosphate was highly effectiveness in reducing dental plaque. Therefore it was concluded that further improvement could be expected with this gum.
Journal
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- Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Dentistry
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Japanese Journal of Psychosomatic Dentistry 10 (2), 149-154, 1995
Japanese Society of Psychosomatic Dentistry
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390001204346707584
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- NII Article ID
- 130004105453
- 10010925613
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- NII Book ID
- AN10035814
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- ISSN
- 21864128
- 09136681
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- Text Lang
- ja
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- Data Source
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- JaLC
- CiNii Articles
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