Th. Grenby et Mg. Saldanha, THE USE OF HIGH-PHOSPHORUS SUPPLEMENTS TO INHIBIT DENTAL ENAMEL DEMINERALIZATION BY ICE LOLLIES, International journal of food sciences and nutrition, 46(3), 1995, pp. 275-279
Five new formulations of water ice lollies with a high-phosphorus (low
Ca) supplementation ratio were tested for their erosiveness of dental
enamel or hydroxylapatite in vitro. Compared with the basic unsupplem
ented lolly, all five formulations that had been prepared with additio
nal calcium and phosphorus, but in a low Ca/P ratio, as potential inhi
bitors of demineralisation, were associated with significantly less at
tack on dental mineral, as measured by the dissolution of calcium and
phosphorus.