Erosion of Teeth due to Tartaric Acid Dust

Erosion of teeth due to tartaric acid dust.

Clinical descriptions of occupational dental erosion have been written by Berenzon (1931), Schour and Sarnat (1942), and by Lynch and Bell (1947). But dental erosion due to a dust does not appear to have been described. The present investigation originated in the observation of erosion of the upper incisor teeth of two dental patients, who thought that the destruction of their teeth was caused ...

Wear of teeth due to occupational exposure to airborne olivine dust.

OBJECTIVES To clarify whether high tooth wear of employees in a mining industry that extracts the mineral olivine could be associated with airborne dust exposure in their working environment. METHOD The cumulative exposure to airborne mineral dust for the workers in the company was calculated on the basis of their period of employment multiplied by the airborne olivine-dust concentrations, wh...

Significance of urinary tartaric acid.

histological evaluation of the effect of three medicaments; trichloracetic acid, formocresol and mineral trioxide aggregate on pulpotomized teeth of dogs

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Pneumoconiosis due to graphite dust.

Lassar Dunner (1945a) recorded the clinical and radiological findings in five men who had been exposed to " pure graphite " dust. They had been exposed for 17, 18, 20, 20, and 34 years respectively, and no other dusts were known to have been implicated. Three of the men had cough, sputum, and dyspnoea; the other two had no complaints. Radiographs showed reticulation with nodulation, and the que...