Dental Erosion: Causes, diagnostics and treatment.

Sosa, Ana Cecilia Cetina; Solís, Juan; Fierro, Norma Cruz; López, Sonia; Nakagoshi, Sergio

doi:10.17126/joralres.2014.057

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“…Dentro de las diferencias entre el proceso carioso y la erosión dental, tenemos que la caries muestra un patrón característico de ataque en la dentición, que tiene una predilección por los sitios de acumulación de placa, por el contrario, las lesiones erosivas son causadas por ácidos de diversos orígenes (no bacteriano), el cual "alisa" la superficie del esmalte, como también, a menudo son poco profundas y con mayor frecuencia afectan a los sitios que son constantemente libres de placa, al contrario del proceso carioso común. Mientras que, en cuanto a las similitudes de ambos procesos tenemos que ambos surgen del ataque ácido al esmalte dental, el cual en este caso sería producto del consumo de bebidas energéticas, pudiendo crear una relación directa entre la pérdida de esmalte dental y una mayor prevalencia a la caries dental; sin embargo esta relación aún no es aceptada a cabalidad, ya que éstas dos patologías por lo general no ocurren simultáneamente en el mismo lugar (Sosa et al 2014).…”

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Medical and dental effects of energy drinks consumption. Literature review.

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Cardona

2018

Int J Med Surg Sci

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The energy drinks have undergone exponential hikes over the last years worldwide, in adults, youth, and even children. Among its components can be found: caffeine, guarana, taurine, ging-Seng, L-carnitine, creatinine or glucuronolactone, citric acid and phosphoric acid, among others. A responsible and occasional consumption should not pose major problems, but this is not the case. The medical effects are usually caused by their abuse, like: headaches, palpitations, insomnia, sweating, abdominal pain, vomiting, nausea, gastroesophageal reflux, facial numbness, bloating, tremor, diarrhea and even addiction, among others. While in the dental level, specifically on the dental enamel, the most severe impact is the erosion and the lesser impact is tooth staining, which has not yet been fully investigated, also have been described the development of hypersensitivity. A timely prevention and diagnosis are essential to minimize the damage caused by prolonged use of these products. It is essential to avoid a possible trend or “fad” associated with mixing energy drinks and alcohol and even drugs, of which they are not fully known the possible risks that could potentially cause. Due to its exponential growth it is essential to have an updated knowledge about the consumption of these beverages. The high consumption of energy drinks maintained over time is associated with negative effects at the medical and dental level. Further research is necessary to prevent, treat and rehabilitate the consequences produced by the consumption of these products.

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Section: Efectos Odontológicos De Las Bebidas Energéticasunclassified

Medical and dental effects of energy drinks consumption. Literature review.

Beltrán

Cardona

2018

Int J Med Surg Sci

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Dental Erosion: Causes, diagnostics and treatment.

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Medical and dental effects of energy drinks consumption. Literature review.

Medical and dental effects of energy drinks consumption. Literature review.

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