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Case Western Reserve University

2024

Sena Narendran

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saliva composition dental caries oral health dental medicine

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This presentation, from the School of Dental Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, covers the composition, function, flow rate, and regulation of saliva, as well as relevant diseases and their treatment.

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Saliva and Caries Sena Narendran Dept. of Community Dentistry © Sena Narendran, Readings Dental Caries: The Disease and its Clinical Management. (Eds.) Ole Fejerskov, Bente Nyvad and Edwina Kidd. Historical Persp...

Saliva and Caries Sena Narendran Dept. of Community Dentistry © Sena Narendran, Readings Dental Caries: The Disease and its Clinical Management. (Eds.) Ole Fejerskov, Bente Nyvad and Edwina Kidd. Historical Perspective 1903: Excessive Dry Mouth “The teeth began decaying frightful manner, especially at necks and along the free margins of the fillings” (W.D.Miller) Radiation Caries (Kidd & Joyston- Bechal) Major Salivary Gland Locations (Fejerskov et al.) Salivary Glands Major: – Parotid: Watery saliva – Submandibular: Viscous saliva – Sublingual: Viscous saliva Minor: Viscous saliva Salivary Glands - Regulation – Parasympathetic: Watery Saliva – Sympathetic: More ViscousProteins Taste Stimuli Sour Salt Bitter Sweet Saliva: Composition Water = 99% Solids = 1% (Electrolytes, Proteins) Major Salivary Glands: 90% Minor Salivary Glands: 10% Daily: 0.5 – 1 liter pH=6.0-7.5 Fluoride: 0.01-0.03 ppm Viscosity of Saliva Minor glands >9 x Parotid Sub-manbibular >2-3 x Parotid Sub-lingual >2-3 x Parotid Salivary Flow Rate Unstimulated – Resting: 0.3–0.5 ml/minute Stimulated - Mechanical: 1–2 ml/minute Stimulated - Sour: 5–10 ml/minute Xerostomia: Resting

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