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Microplastics in Dentistry—A Review
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Researchers reviewed microplastic contributions from dental products—particularly toothpaste and composite restorative materials—finding that these everyday items release microplastic particles into oral cavities and wastewater systems, representing a largely overlooked source of human exposure and environmental contamination.
Microplastics in the environment have become a public health concern over the past few years. Items of toothpaste and composite restorative materials are the primary dental products that contribute to the microplastic pollution of the environment. In terms of dental...
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