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A new mouthwash with low concentrations of chlorhexidine seems to reduce intraoral halitosis and volatile sulfur compounds in patients after 12 hours of use Academic Article
Important limitations in a trial comparing different concentrations of chlorhexidine and essential oils make it not useful when making decisions Academic Article
Oral hygiene regimen that includes toothbrushing, tongue cleaning, and mouthrinsing is probably more effective in minimizing morning oral halitosis than toothbrushing alone Academic Article
Quantitative mapping of chlorhexidine in natural river biofilms Academic Article
Short-term use of alcohol-containing mouthrinse does not worsen xerostomia compared with alcohol-free mouthrinse Academic Article
Toothbrushing for Critically Ill Mechanically Ventilated Patients Academic Article
Using potassium oxalate mouthrinse for 4 weeks is probably more effective than using a placebo to treat dentin hypersensitivity Academic Article