Fluoride seal to forbid dental cavity in children and teenagers

Objective

High dental cavity commons disease affecting a big part of the world wide population, including around 65% to 80% of school-age children. In general, levels of dental cavity varies substantially between and breast of the several countries, but in low socio-economic position (SES), children have higher levels of dental cavity than those in higher SES groups. Treatment of cavity causes of the teeth accompanied by suffering and pain. Repair and alternate of dental cavity is costly, that represents a significant drain on resources for health care systems.

Fluoride seal is a potential option to prevent dental cavity in children. This developed in the 1960s and has been widely used in Europe and Canada. Use in other countries appears to be increasing, including in the US, where it can be used outside of the label as preventive agents of decay.

Two large meta-analysis reviews indicated significant reductions in caries in deciduous and permanent teeth. However, there was significant heterogeneity among the studies within each body of meta-analysis of the evidence for the two meta-analyses of average quality.

Thirteen tests allowed data for meta-analysis of the surface of the permanent tooth, and the fraction bundle of FS (M) prevented estimate comparing fluoride seal with placebo or no treatment was 43% (95% confidence interval (CI) 30-57%). d (e/m) to prevent the perceptiveness of the falling out was 36% (90% CI(: 25% to 52%) Ten tests provided data for meta-analysis of the surface of the tooth. Prevents any significant correlation between the d (M) FS or FS fractions d (e/m) has been found on the baseline of caries risk of infection factors. It was background exposure to fluoride, the capacities of the application such as prevention, fluoride concentration, and continually of application. It there was also no significant association in models meta-regression between estimates of d (M) FS or FS d (e/m) prevents fractures and after special factors such as whether the use of a placebo or no treatment control, duration of follow-up, or whether to use individual or randomized cluster. There was little information on potential adverse effects or accept treatment.

This updated review conclusions remain the same when you appear first, but are enhanced by the addition of various more recent studies. The analysis suggests significant effect prevents caries of primary and permanent dental varnish fluoride, but the quality of the evidence was considered to be moderate, because they included mainly studies present a high risk of bias and heterogeneity.