Análisis de la concentración de flúor en el agua de abastecimiento público del cantón Cuenca, como posible factor que contribuye al desarrollo de fluorosis dental

  1. Vélez León, Eleonor
  2. Rodas Flores, María José
  3. González Guzmán, María Angélica
  4. Cuenca León, Katherine
Journal:
Analysis: claves de pensamiento contemporáneo

ISSN: 2386-3994

Year of publication: 2019

Volume: 23

Issue: 23

Type: Article

DOI: 10.5281/ZENODO.3910800 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openOpen access editor

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Abstract

In 1940, fluoridation of drinking water was used as an effective method to prevent tooth decay, however, the WHO determines that concentrations greater than 1.5ppm of fluoride increase the risk of dental fluorosis. Objective: To determine if the concentration of fluoride in the public supply water of the parishes of the Cuenca canton is within the parameters allowed according to the WHO. Materials and Methods: analysis of 36 water samples from the Cuenca Canton using the SPADNS technique. Results: reveal concentrations of fluoride in drinking water between 0.01ppm and 0.11ppm. Conclusion: the quantities found are not significant, they are within the established parameters, without being a factor directly associated with dental fluorosis.

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