Early Exposure To Bisphenol A Damages The Tooth Enamel - Kamagrarx.co

July 6, 2013 (http://www.kamagrarx.co/) - According to the conclusions of work carried out by the research, teeth are the latest victims of bisphenol A (BPA).The researchers have shown that the teeth of rats treated with low daily doses of BPA could be damaged by this. Analysis of the damage shows number of characteristics that are common with a recently identified pathology of tooth enamel that affects roughly 18% of children between the ages of 6 and 8.

BPA is a chemical compound used in the composition of resins and plastics. It is used for example to manufacture food containers such as babies' bottles or bottles. Inside drinks cans and food tins, it is also used for the protective films or as developers on sales receipts. Momentous amounts of BPA have also been found in amniotic liquid, human blood, placentas and urine. Recent studies have shown that this industrial compound has adverse effects on the development, reproduction, and metabolism on humans.

As a precautionary measure, the manufacture and commercialization of babies' bottles containing bisphenol A were prohibited. Children affected by this pathology present with teeth that are hypersensitive to pain and liable to cavities. The period during which these teeth are formed (the first years of life) correspond to the period during which humans are most sensitive to bisphenol A.

Macroscopic observation of marks on both series of teeth showed similarities, in particular brittle and fragile enamel. Microscope observation of the enamel showed a significant reduction of the Ca/P and the Ca/C ratios in affected teeth. This leads to depletion of minerals, making the teeth more liable to cavities and more fragile.

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Andy decosta completed his graduation in Biotechnology and also did PhD in Bio-pharmacology. He works as a medical consultant for kamagrarx.co