Journal Of Clinical Periodontology · 1975 · 56 citations · 7 references
DentistryDental HygienePeriodontologyEvidence-based Dental HygienePeriodontal MedicinePeriodontal TherapyDental PlaqueOral CareOral HygieneOral Hygiene PracticesPeriodontal DiseasePlaque ControlChlorhexidine RinsesChlorhexidine RinsingChlorhexidine TreatmentMicrobial PlaquePeriodontitis-associated PlaquePlaque Accumulation PreventionPlaque Formation On Dental SurfacesSubgingival Plaque Control
In a first experiment, no appreciable differences in plaque formation under periodontal packs were observed in subjects rinsing with and without 0.2% chlorhexidine digluconate. In a second experiment, one gram periodontal packs were coated with 15 to 20 mg of chlorhexidine dihydrochloride powder prior to application and allowed to remain in situ for 4 days. Significantly less plaque formed under periodontal packs with chlorhexidine powder than with control packs. Chlorhexidine dihydrochloride powder may be recommended under periodontal packs for reduction of microbial plaque.
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Gingival sulcus bleeding--a leading symptom in initial gingivitis.
H.R. Mühlemann, Seok Il Son · PubMed · 1971 · 1.1K citations