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Fluoride concentration in saliva after toothbrushing with power or manual toothbrush and Sodium Fluoride-containing toothpaste, a clinical crossover study

2022-09-24

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<h4>Background: </h4> Power toothbrushes gain increasing acceptance for oral hygiene procedures. However, the brush head is generally smaller than that of a manual brush thus accommodating less toothpaste. This might influence salivary fluoride concentrations. Methods In a group of 20 adult volunteers in a 2-legged crossover study. They were instructed to use their habitual quantity of toothpaste (containing 145...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2041868/v1
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