Usually means: Prevents or reduces tooth decay.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (cariostatic)

▸ adjective:  That halts the development of dental caries.

Similar:
carioprotective, anticaries, anticariogenic, anticarious, cancerostatic, carcinostatic, coccidiostatic, nematostatic, anticarcinogenic, carcinoprotective, more...

Opposite:
cariogenic, decay-promoting, caries-inducing

Types:
fluoride, chlorhexidine, xylitol, triclosan, more...

Phrases:
cariostatic agents, more...

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Similar:
carioprotective, anticaries, anticariogenic, anticarious, cancerostatic, carcinostatic, coccidiostatic, nematostatic, anticarcinogenic, carcinoprotective, more...

Opposite:
cariogenic, decay-promoting, caries-inducing

Types:
fluoride, chlorhexidine, xylitol, triclosan, more...

Phrases:
cariostatic agents, more...



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