Effect of two chlorhexidine oral rinses on mucous plaque accumulation, gingivitis and dental discoloration. Randomized blind placebo-controlled study

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  • K. Lorenz 1, медицинский факультет, отделение консервативной стоматологии
  • G. Brun 1, медицинский факультет, отделение консервативной стоматологии
  • S. Heumann 2, отделение статистики
  • L. Netushil 1, медицинский факультет, отделение консервативной стоматологии
  • M. Brecks , Частная практика, Брюссель, Бельгия
  • T. Gofman , Частная практика, Брюссель, Бельгия
  • 1 Дрезденский технический университет, Германия
  • 2 Мюнхенский университет, Германия

Abstract

There was no difference between chlorhexidine rinse and rinse with positive control found. 21st day of study shows statistically significant decrease of gingival inflammation and dentobacterial plaque accumulation in comparison with the placebo. There was no negative effect found except for dental discoloration and taste impression change. Two chlorhexidine rinses managed to prevent recurrent dentobacterial plaque accumulation and gingival inflammation. Neither absence of alcohol in chlorhexidine solution nor sodium fluoride addition weakens clinical effects of chlorhexidine in relation to the examined clinical factors.

Key words:

randomized blind placebo-controlled study, gingivitis

For Citation

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Lorenz K., Brun G., Heumann S., Netushil L., Brecks M., Gofman T. Effect of two chlorhexidine oral rinses on mucous plaque accumulation, gingivitis and dental discoloration. Randomized blind placebo-controlled study. Clinical Dentistry (Russia).  2015; 4 (76): 74—81

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December 1, 2015