Dental fluorosis is classified according to the level of severity, from normal to severe (normal, questionable, very mild, mild, moderate, severe). In its mild form it is only a cosmetic outcome and ...

Therefore, the aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between soy isoflavones in diet/urine and coal-burning fluorosis. Methods: A comprehensive cross-sectional study with 896 ...

The fluoride levels in his blood, urine and bones were all elevated. The diagnosis: The patient was diagnosed with skeletal fluorosis, a condition caused by long-term exposure to high levels of ...

While there is no single cause, several factors increase the risk of EC, many of which are common in Ugandan communities ...

They discovered that high levels of fluoride in drinking water were to blame for those stains, called fluorosis. As it turned out, the people with fluoride-stained teeth were also surprisingly ...