Ethnopharmacological relevance Salvadora persica L., also known as miswak, is an
indigenous plant most prevalent in the Middle Eastern, some Asian, and African countries. It …

Purpose The present study compared the antiplaque effects of two herbal mouthwashes
containing Salvadora persica and Azadirachta indica, respectively, with two synthetic …

Background: Around the world, an increasing number of people are turning towards nature
by using the natural herbal products not only because they are inexpensive but also for …

Background and Objectives: To investigate the antiplaque properties of two plant-based
mouthwashes, Morinda citrifolia (MC) and Ocimum sanctum (OS), and their effect on TNF-α …

Methods Randomized controlled clinical trial was conducted with parallel groups study,
comprising 6 to 20 year old visually impaired children, 20 in each group (herbal mouth wash …

Background: Chlorhexidine (CHX) gluconate has remained the gold standard chemical
plaque control agent till date, though, being associated with several disadvantages …

Oral anaerobic bacteria cause a wide range of oral diseases. Research results have proven
that there is a strong connection between periodontal bacteria and oral anaerobic bacteria …

Several herbal/chemical-based types of mouthwash are accessible to us nowadays.
Selection of suitable mouthwash can be done by conferring the risk and benefits and …

This chapter summarizes the different herbal formulations reported in the literature for the
treatment of dental diseases. Herbal chewable tablets are an important alternative and …

Background: The present study was planned to compare the efficacy of Hi-Ora mouthrinse
as against 0.12% chlorhexidine (CHX) in treatment of patients with chronic gingivitis …