Fluoridation and the risk of multiple amalgam or composite resin restorations for privately insured Massachusetts children: A retrospective cohort study.
Researchers analyzed insurance claims for privately insured Massachusetts children and found that those exposed to community water fluoridation had fewer amalgam or composite resin restorations, with greater protective effects observed for children with higher restoration counts.
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Fluoride vs. Fissure Sealants for Management of Caries Risk in First Permanent Molars in Children
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