DENTAL PLAQUE

This study aims to see if a new mouthwash called MicroRepair ABX works as well as the current best treatment, chlorhexidine, for reducing gum inflammation (gingivitis). Forty adults with gingivitis will use one of the two mouthwashes for 14 days after a professional dental cleani…

This study aims to see which of two special mouthwashes works better to control the germs that cause cavities in children. Researchers will compare a probiotic-based mouthwash to one containing an antimicrobial ingredient. They will measure bacteria levels, plaque buildup, and sa…

This study is comparing a newer mouthwash to a standard one for treating gingivitis, a common gum inflammation. After a professional cleaning, 40 adults will use one of the two mouthwashes for two weeks. Researchers will check which one is better at reducing gum inflammation and …

This study aims to see if a mouthwash made from pure green tea can help control dental plaque and reduce gum inflammation (gingivitis). For three weeks, 44 healthy adults will stop their normal brushing and flossing and instead use an assigned mouthwash twice daily. Researchers w…

This study is testing whether adding a daily probiotic supplement to a special coenzyme Q10 toothpaste helps improve gum health in pregnant women. Forty participants will receive professional dental cleanings and will use either the toothpaste alone or the toothpaste plus probiot…

This study is testing a new experimental toothpaste containing stannous fluoride to see if it improves gum health and reduces plaque better than a regular fluoride toothpaste. About 300 adults with mild to moderate gum inflammation will use their assigned toothpaste twice daily f…

This study is testing a reusable, battery-powered device called NeoPill to see if it can reduce bacteria in the mouth for people wearing braces. About 15-20 adults with fixed braces will use the device for 30 seconds during a single visit. Researchers will measure bacteria levels…

This study compares two common mouthwashes, Listerine and Chlorhexidine, to see which one better controls plaque and gum inflammation in people wearing braces. It involves 60 participants aged 13-25 who will use one of the mouthwashes for four weeks. Researchers will measure gum …

This study aims to understand how different sweeteners in drinks affect oral health in teenagers. Healthy adolescents will drink beverages with stevia, sugar, or no sweetener on separate occasions. Researchers will measure changes in mouth acidity and plaque bacteria to see which…