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Lambrou, D.B. et al.

In vitro studies of the phenomenon of tetracycline incorporation into enamel.

Incorporation of tetracyline into dental enamels was studied by exposing presoftened enamel slabs to tetracycline-containing mineralizing solutions. Tetracycline was incorporated only when remineralization (assessed by hardness) occurred and the experimental conditions favored the formation of a soluble tetracycline Ca complex. The fluorescence induced by tetracycline incorporation into the enamel slabs was comparable to that reported under in vivo conditions.[1]

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In vitro studies of the phenomenon of tetracycline incorporation into enamel. Lambrou, D.B., Tahos, B.S., Lambrou, K.D. J. Dent. Res. (1977) [Pubmed]

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