Fogorvosi szemle, 1994 (87. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1994-08-01 / 8. szám

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Dr. Dénes, J., dr. Gábris, К., dr. Dénes, Zs.: The effect of mouthrinses on healing after extraction.

The results of the clinical tests involving 200 patients show that after extraction the use of Meridol®, NaF and Chlorhexidine mouthrinses along with careful mouth hygiene helps healing to a great extent. The antiseptic affect of solutions in case of solutions of fluoride content are manifested in an antibacterial way, while solutions of chlorhexidine content act in an antiseptic way. Furthermore the solutions foster good oral hygiene and in this way lessen the number of complications. This is shown by the decreased frequency rate of gingivitis and also the opinions of the patients. Their reports confirm that there is less foetor ex ore, pain and functional insufficiency in mastication. Based on these facts we can state that any of the three mouthrinses considerably helps complication-free healing.

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