According to JADS magazine, SDF was developed in Japan in the 1960s by Osaka University to act as an antimicrobial agent and reduce tooth sensitivity.
Throughout history, silver has been recognized for its antimicrobial power. In 1969, in Japan, the use of Silver Diamino Fluoride (SDF) was first reported. Currently, there has been a resurgence in the use of this medicine for cavities.
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According to our clinical study in collaboration with Univalle and the Bolivian Food Bank in Cochabamba, we found that children present an average of 7.4
In Bolivia, a joint clinical study is being carried out between the Univalle School of Dentistry and the University of California Berkeley to treat more
According to Frontiers magazine, in their article on global oral health policies and guidelines, more than 16 countries have been found to approve the use
Presented in 2021 in the journal Nature, a study from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom explains the advantages of the SMART technique
