Evaluation of the effect of chlorine hexidine and matrix mouthwash on saliva pH and tongue plaque

Investigating the effect of chlorhexidine and matrix mouthwash on saliva pH and tongue plaque

Clinical, community-based practice with a cross-blind, randomized cross-sectional group

A number of eligible students were selected and then their saliva pH and tongue plaque levels were assessed. Two mouthwashes were given to them 1 week apart. First, the saliva pH and plaque of their tongue were measured by a pH meter as well as a pH paper before using the mouthwash, and then 5 minutes after consumption and 30 minutes after consumption were performed in the same manner until then the data were examined. The same experiment was performed on the same participants 1 week later with another mouthwash. This was done at the Azad University of Dentistry under the supervision of the supervisor.

No systemic disease, no antibiotics, no intraoral orthopedic plates, no food 1 hour before

Control group: 20 people, each of whom had a Matrix herbal mouthwash containing chamomile plant extract, 20 cc of this mouthwash combined with 10 cc of water and consumed for one minute by Barij Essence Iran Intervention group: 20 people, each of whom was given 20 cc of chlorhexidine mouthwash made by Nazhu Iran Company, had a one-minute consumption period and each one was consumed once.

Gender age, mouthwash, systemic disease, oral and antibiotic use, radiotherapy, oral therapy plaques, primary saliva pH, primary pH of the tongue, type of mouthwash, secondary pH of the tongue, secondary pH of saliva, time

Categorized refining method: Simple and appropriate method, especially in studies with small sample size and can reduce possible heterogeneity and its application method in studies in which participants are identified before the start of the study. Randomized randomization was used in which each individual with a specific disease was not considered. The study was intended to study healthy individuals. They were individually selected and studied.

Dosocore Essays: Trials that are planned in such a way that neither the people being studied nor the observers (researchers) know who is in what group. The draft author also wrote the article, and the person in charge of collecting the data kept all of these people blind in their study. They used it, but they already told the participants about the type of mouth Vieira was given a full explanation.

The subjects were selected to include both sexes and their age

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Islamic Azad University, Tehran Dental Unit

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