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cariogenic

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cariogenic (kerēōjen´ik),
adj contributing to the advancement of caries. Often used in the context of describing sugary foods.


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Caries risk factors include poor oral hygiene, a cariogenic diet, family history, low fluoride intake, pit and fissure anatomy, and any history of caries.
Sealants: basic information, advanced technology by Neuenfeldt, Ellen S. / The Dental Assistant
Formation of dental caries requires three elements: a susceptible tooth surface; a mouth colonised by cariogenic bacteria; and the presence of sucrose.
Dental health is a key child health issue: New Zealand children's ... by Birse, Sally / Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand
Although Mutans streptococci are the critical cariogenic bacteria in the oral cavity, and fermentable carbohydrates (e.
Blood lead level and dental caries in school-age children. ... by Bellinger, David C. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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