Comparative evaluation of mouth rinsing with plain water and an antibacterial mouth rinse on salivary pH: A randomized clinical trial
Introduction: Salivary pH plays an important role in maintaining oral health and in particular affecting dental caries. Studies have confirmed the antibacterial beneficial effects of chlorhexidine on dental health by increasing salivary pH (changing acidic pH to more neutral pH). Water, the most pre...
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Main Authors: | Shweta Singh (Author), P Anuradha (Author), S Sahana (Author), Manu Narayan (Author), Sugandha Agarwal (Author) |
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Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications,
2017-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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