Fluorine and its compounds

The book provides a toxicological characterization of fluorine, presents information on its distribution in nature, describes the physiological significance of this element, and the clinical forms of pathology caused by fluorine, its inorganic and organic compounds. The issues of using fluorine compounds for the prevention of dental diseases are discussed, as well as the aspects of occupational hygiene when working with fluorine and its compounds. The book is intended for preventive healthcare professionals, primarily for occupational hygiene specialists, and clinicians of various specialties. It can be recommended as a textbook for students of medical and biological universities, especially for ecologists, as well as for participants in professional development courses studying environmental, industrial, and clinical toxicology issues.