Effect of Fluoride on Bone Tissues: A Review Article

Abstract

The regular functioning of the skeletal system during bone growth, remodeling & even in broken bone healing, as well as maintaining the calcium-phosphorus balance, therefore, regarded bone remodeling was of great importance. The properties of tissues and bone metabolism are affected by trace elements since bones are metabolically active organs. Trace elements act indirectly by regulating the metabolism of major mineral minerals in bones, or directly by influencing the activity or proliferation of osteoclasts or becoming part of the bone mineral matrix. This article discusses the concentration of fluorine and its effect on bone tissue.