When teeth begin to decay from the acid of sugar-consuming bacteria, calcium is lost ( " demineralization " ).
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Historically, CDI has been referred to as electrochemical demineralization, " electrosorb process for desalination of water ", or electrosorption of salt ions.
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One confirmation of their health, Smith said, is that the teeth of the newly discovered bodies were intact and have survived demineralization and decay.
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The process of demineralization begins at the crystal surface found inside the hard tooth tissue and may progress into cavitation unless arrested or overridden by remineralisation.
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Previous interglacials averaged 10 to 12, 000 years in duration, with the most significant environmental change being interglacial soil demineralization and retrogressive vegetational succession.
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Serial radiography studies can reveal the persistence of impaired skeletal mineralization ( i . e . rickets ), instances of sclerosis, and gradual generalized demineralization.
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Tooth demineralization is a chemical process by which minerals ( mainly calcium ) are removed from any of the hard tissues enamel, dentine, and cementum.
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Demineralization, which often occurs with bog bodies, was found to be the initial cause of what was first understood as apparent osteoporosis in the remains.
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This is significant in the formation of dental caries because increased acidity in the oral cavity amplifies the rate of demineralization of the tooth, which leads to carious lesions.
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If there is reduced saliva flow or reduced saliva quality, this will increase the risk of demineralization and create the need for treatment in order to prevent demineralisation progression.
