1. 폴리클 5조 38번 유고은
Evaluation of chlorhexidine 0.05%
with the adjunct of fluoride 0.05% in
the inhibition of plaque formation
2. Introduction
The control of plaque accumulation on teeth surface
→ fundamental for the prevention of oral pathology
Chlorhexidine(CHX) :
- one of the most used oral antimicrobial agents
- shows good substantivity
- high(0.2% or more) concentration → bactericidal
- low concentration → reduce the bacterial metabolism
0.12 and 0.2% CHX mouthwashes
→ useful in the reduction of plaque & gingival index
3. Aim
To evaluate the effect of mouthrinses containing
( 0.05% chlorhexidine + 0.05% fluoride) solution
on early dental plaque regrowth
4. Sample size & randomization
30 periodontally healthy subjects
15 used test product , the other used 15 placebo
topical antimicrobial treatment within 4weeks before
beginning the study
Full-mouth bleeding score(FMBS%)
Full-mouth plaque score(FMPS%)
measured at baseline evaluation
6. Parameters evaluation
Full mouth plaque score (FMPS%)
: the percentage of teeth surface with plaque
accumlation evaluated using a periodontal probe
Full mouth bleeding score (FMBS%)
: the percentage of sites with bleeding on probing
Presence of pigmentation on teeth surface
Occurrence of complications
9. Discussion
to evaluate the capacity of the product itself to inhibit
plaque neoformation
Present study
: NO significant difference between the two groups
Stoeken study (2010)
: 0.12% CHX gel vs. 1% CHX gel
→ higher concentration of CHX resulted in higher effect
in inhibition of plaque accumulation
10. Discussion
The similar outcomes of the two experimental groups
suggest that the two products have an equivalent effect
on early dental plaque regrowth
Santos (2004) study
: 0.05%CHX + 0.05%CPC for 15 days
only plaque accumulation index was significantly lower
in test group
Escribano (2010) study
: 0.05%CHX + 0.05%CPC for 30 days
useful in the reduction of plaque & gingival index
11. Discussion
We cannot exclude that the same tested product could
have a positive effect in medium or long term
Further medium or long term studies will be useful in
deeply evaluating the effect of a low concentration of
CHX mouthwash with the adjunct of fluoride in reducing
plaque accumlations