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Serum calciotropic hormone levels, and dental fluorisis in children exposed to different concentrations of fluoride and iodine in drinking water.
Yue Ba
1 ,
Jiang-yuan Zhu ,
Yue-jin Yang ,
Bo Yu ,
Hui Huang ,
Gang Wang ,
Li-jun Ren ,
Xue-min Cheng ,
Liu-xin Cui ,
Ya-wei Zhang
Mar 20 2010
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Abstract
High fluoride exposure can result in dental fluorosis. Fluoride and iodine are coexistent in the drinking water of areas in China and may affect the prevalence of dental fluorosis and osteogenesis. The aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between serum calciotropic hormone level, and dental fluorisis in children exposed to different concentrations of fluoride and iodine in drinking water.