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[Evaluation of oral fluoride level in children aged 11-13].

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In a group of 11-13-year-old children relation between the toothbrush parameters and the amount of toothpaste used was investigated, the toothbrush-head-length accounted for 5% of the variation of the toothpaste amount.

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In a group of 11-13-year-old children relation between the toothbrush parameters and the amount of toothpaste used was investigated, the toothbrush-head-length accounted for 5% of the variation of the toothpaste amount.

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In a group of 11-13-year-old children relation between the toothbrush parameters and the amount of toothpaste used was investigated, the toothbrush-head-length accounted for 5% of the variation of the toothpaste amount.

Key concepts: Toothpaste, Toothbrush, Dentistry, Fluoride, Medicine, Chemistry, Materials science, Inorganic chemistry

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