International Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Pharmacy · 2012 · 10 citations · 11 references
DentistryOral Health SciencesPreventive DentistryCommunity Oral HealthEvidence-based Dental HygienePeriodontal MedicineCaries PreventionDental CariesGingival DiseaseGingival HealthGingival InflammationOral Disease PreventionGingival Disease PreventionIn Vivo StudiesTooth Decay Prevention
The aim of this article is to review the role of pomegranate as a potential anti-plaque agent. The main functional value of pomegranate in oral health is in its polyphenolic flavonoid content. The available literature suggests the use of pomegranate extract in the prevention of dental caries and gingival inflammation, though in-vivo evidence is scares. In India, pomegranate phytotherapy has the potential to provide cost-effective and an indigenous solution in preventive dentistry.
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