Preliminary estimates of adult exposure to bisphenol-a from dental materials, food and ambient air.

Author: Richardson GM, Clark KE, Williams DR.

Source: ASTM SPECIAL TECHNICAL PUBLICATION

Year: 1999

Comment:

This article finds that exposure levels from bishenol-A in dental restorations is considerably less than the tolerable daily intake level.

Abstract / Excerpt:

"Calculations indicated that mean total exposure from all sources was about 65 times lower than a tolerable daily intake (TDI) for bisphenol-A derived by Health Canada to address potential estrogenic effects of this compound."

Citation:

Richardson GM, Clark KE, Williams DR. Preliminary estimates of adult exposure to bisphenol-a from dental materials, food and ambient air. ASTM SPECIAL TECHNICAL PUBLICATION. 1999; 1364:286-304.