Sentence examples for toothpaste application from inspiring English sources

There was no statistically significant reduction in roughness parameters after 10 days of nanoHAP serum or HAP toothpaste application.

Forty-eight per cent (n = 70) administered chlorhexidine within 30 minutes of toothpaste application (Table 1).

Because of the poor oral health status of Filipino children, the programme focused on primary (daily toothbrushing with fluoride toothpaste, application of a fluoride varnish twice a year, and dietary counseling) as well as tertiary (restorative treatment of permanent teeth, extraction of nonrestorable primary, and PT) preventive procedures.

In spite of various treatment approaches such as careful brushing instructions, desensitizing toothpaste, fluoride applications, or dentin bonding agents, the dentists highlighted that certain aspects of this topic were lacking such as appropriate scientific information including prevention and treatment.

For treatments, 25% w/ w toothpaste slurries in water (application time 60 s) or full-strength mouthwashes (application time 30 s) were used and samples were washed afterwards by twice dipping in water.

Moreover, it's not clear how the tooth might react to brushing and the application of toothpaste.

Chlorhexidine is being used too soon after the application of toothpaste in 48% of ICUs in the UK.

Given that at present, the topical effect of fluoride in the mouth, whether from toothpaste, rinses or other application forms is considered more effective than fluoride intake through the alimentary route and it is moreover associated with the removal of plaque as cariogenic agent, it is useful to maintain alimentary fluoride intake in preschool children below the safe range of daily intake.

Therapeutic interventions include direct sealing of the tubules by dentin bonding agents and derivates, use of depolarizing agents or different fluoride measures ranging from toothpaste, fluoride rinsing solutions, professional application with fluoride varnish and fluoride gel application in trays, or fluoride rinsing solutions.

He worked on nanomaterial chemistry projects that could lead to new additives for "toothpaste or car-tire applications" down the line, he says.

Based on these hypotheses, the treatment of dentinal hypersensitivity can be accomplished by regulating nerve transmission or by the obliteration of open and exposed dentinal tubules [2],[7] through the application of toothpastes with specific active ingredients in their formulations [2],[7].