Mouthrinses: trial finds alcohol-free rinses have similar effects on plaque...
Alcohol has been used in mouthrinses as a solvent for agents such chlorhexidine (CHX), cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC) and essential oils. However for or certain groups of people, for example those with...
View ArticleGingivitis: anti-plaque agents may help
A number of oral hygiene products have been developed to assist with the removal of dental plaque. These include a number of agents for chemical plaque control in a range of delivery systems, eg....
View ArticleAnti-plaque agents: do they help reduce plaque levels?
63 RCTs contributed to this network meta-analysis of the effectiveness of anti-plaque agents. Results suggested that toothpastes containing triclosan-copolymer or chlorhexidine and mouthrinses...
View ArticleAntiseptic oral sprays: Do they improve oral health?
20 RCTs involving a total of 720 patients were included in this review of antiseptic oral sprays in the control of dental plaque and gingivitis. The findings suggest then can reduce plaque levels in...
View ArticleAnti-plaque agents in toothpaste: Are they helpful in managing gingivitis?
This review of the efficacy of different anti-plaque chemical agents in managing gingivitis included 32 RCTS of toothpastes and 19 of mouthrinses suggested greater benefits with some agents. The post...
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