Charcoal toothbrush germ test: do they really stay cleaner?
NCT ID NCT07275684
Summary
This study tested whether toothbrushes with charcoal-infused bristles collect fewer germs than regular toothbrushes. Thirty-two healthy dental students used either a charcoal or a regular toothbrush for 21 days, following strict cleaning and storage rules. Afterward, researchers counted the germs on the brushes to see if the charcoal made a difference.
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Faculty of Dental Medicine of Rabat, Mohammed V University
Rabat, Al Irfane, 6212, Morocco
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