Unveiling the Impact of Salivary pH on Tooth Wear Severity: A Groundbreaking Study Reveals New Insights

Posted: January 1, 2025
A recent cross-sectional study investigated the relationship between salivary pH and flow rate with tooth wear severity in patients seeking tooth wear management. Results indicated a significant inverse association between salivary pH and tooth wear severity, particularly with stimulated whole saliva. The study highlighted the potential role of salivary pH in tooth wear, independent of confounders like flow rate, age, and sex. Although causation cannot be determined, the findings underscore the importance of salivary pH in moderate to severe tooth wear cases.

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