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QLF and OPS investigation of drying in natural incipient caries lesions

C. Mujat, A. Dogariu, M. H. van der Veen, J. L. Ruben, and J. J. ten Bosch

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Abstract

Quantitative Light-induced Fluorescence and Optical Pathlength Spectroscopy are used to study drying effects in natural dental caries lesions, in an attempt to provide non-invasive information on the lesion surface layer porosity, thus predicting lesion activity.

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