| Boron nitride (64) |  |
| Ceramic (127) | |
| Enamel (8) | |
| Ferrite (15) | |
| Pottery (9) | |
| Silicon carbide (23) | |
| Silicon nitride (17) | |
| Zinc oxide (47) | |
| Boron nitride (64) | |
| Ceramic (127) | |
| Enamel (8) | |
| Ferrite (15) | |
| Pottery (9) | |
| Silicon carbide (23) | |
| Silicon nitride (17) | |
| Zinc oxide (47) | |
When your outer enamel is breached, the exposure of these tubules is really noticeable. If you drink something cold,
"The aim of restorative agents is to increase the mineral content of both the enamel and dentine,
and the enamel that defends your teeth from decay is protected. Same old circular brushing pattern.
because the enamel is made up, in part of HA (hydroxyapatite), which is negatively charged. Just as oppositely charged magnets are attracted to each other,
Ceramic platelets in the enamel are orientated vertically. In the dentin, they are aligned horizontally. Photo: Hortense Le Ferrand/ETH Zürichthis is how MASC works:
which is covered in turn by an even harder tissue, the enamel. When a dental lesion appears,
When your outer enamel is breached, the exposure of these tubules is really noticeable. If you drink something cold,
"The aim of restorative agents is to increase the mineral content of both the enamel and dentine,
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