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Remineralising agents play a key role in preventing and reversing early enamel demineralization by restoring lost minerals and enhancing tooth resistance to acid attacks. Their use is central to modern, minimally invasive caries management strategies.This book, Latest Trends in Remineralising Agents, provides a comprehensive overview of both conventional and emerging approaches in enamel remineralization. It begins with essential concepts like the caries process, demineralization-remineralization dynamics, and the role of saliva. Key agents such as fluoride, CPP-ACP, xylitol, nanohydroxyapatite, bioglass, calcium phosphate, and trimetaphosphate are discussed in detail. The book also explores newer materials like herbal extracts, arginine, self-assembling peptides, zwitterions, and the use of laser technology in enhancing remineralization. Each chapter is supported by scientific research, highlighting mechanisms and clinical relevance. A dedicated section on future prospects outlines potential advancements in minimally invasive caries management. This compilation serves as a practical and evidence-based guide for advancing clinical outcomes in preventive dentistry.

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