PREVENTION OF DENTAL CARIES AND ENAMEL REGENERATION USING MODERN MINIMALLY INVASIVE APPROACHES
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Valiyeva Zaynab Omanbayevna
Tabiiy fanlar kafedrasi, katta o'qituvchisi University of Business and Science, Toshkent filiali
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Temirov Okhun Olimjonovich
2nd-Year Student, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Dentistry Program, Tashkent Branch of the University of Business and Science
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- Keywords:
- Dental caries, minimally invasive methods, remineralization, biomimetics, enamel regeneration, CPP–ACP, β-TCP, fluorides.
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This article examines minimally invasive approaches to the prevention of dental caries and enamel regeneration. Non-operative methods, including fluorides, CPP–ACP, NovaMin, and β-TCP, aim to control the caries process through remineralization. The biomimetic peptide P11-4 promotes enamel mineral recovery by facilitating hydroxyapatite crystal formation in the subsurface layer. These approaches preserve tooth structure and effectively prevent caries progression.
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- 2026-05-18
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- Vol. 2 No. 5 (2026)
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