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- A Randomized Controlled Trial of Caries Prevention in Dental Practice Academic Article
- Awareness of oral care reduces periodontal inflammation in the elderly population, but using a powered toothbrush showed no added benefit Academic Article
- Cost-Effectiveness of Caries Prevention in Practice: A Randomized Controlled Trial Academic Article
- Insufficient evidence to claim that a 2-arm interdental cleaning device has better reachability and accessibility than a 1-arm interdental cleaning device Academic Article
- Insufficient evidence to claim that more frequent toothbrushing reduces the risk of developing new caries Academic Article
- No evidence of plaque removal when using dentifrice for toothbrushing Academic Article
- Oral Health Care for Patients with Epidermolysis Bullosa - Best Clinical Practice Guidelines Academic Article
- Oral health behaviours of parents and young children in a practice-based caries prevention trial in Northern Ireland Academic Article
- Oral hygiene regimen that includes toothbrushing, tongue cleaning, and mouthrinsing is probably more effective in minimizing morning oral halitosis than toothbrushing alone Academic Article
- Patients with intellectual disabilities would not benefit more from using powered as opposed to manual toothbrushing Academic Article
- Promoting oral hygiene: a pilot project partnership. Academic Article
- Smartphone application to improve toothbrushing may have benefits in gingival and papillary bleeding indexes in 5- to 6-year-old children Academic Article
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- The surface effect of dentifrices Academic Article
- Toothbrushing duration and dentifrice dosage are associated with remineralization of enamel specimens Academic Article
- Toothbrushing for Critically Ill Mechanically Ventilated Patients Academic Article
- Toothbrushing may decrease the risk of patients in the intensive care unit developing ventilator-associated pneumonia compared with cleaning with swabs or gauze Academic Article
- Toothbrushing once per day or more is associated with fewer periodontal pockets, but increasing the frequency may not result in important differences Academic Article
- Trial comparing Xerostom with a placebo mouthrinse and toothpaste enrolled too few participants to make any sound conclusions Academic Article
- Very small differences in caries, periodontal parameters, and tooth loss between powered and manual toothbrushing after 11 years Academic Article