Review highlights specialized dentifrice developments for periodontal disease, indicating standard abrasive and fluoride formulas lack targeted therapeutic efficacy.
Chapter 2: Evolution of Dentifrices in Periodontal TreatmentThroughout history, dentifrices have played a crucial role in maintaining oral hygiene and preventing dental diseases.In the context of periodontal disease, the evolution of dentifrices has been particularly significant in improving treatment outcomes.In this chapter, we will explore the advancements made in dentifrices specifically designed for periodontal treatment [6]. Traditional DentifricesTraditional dentifrices, such as toothpaste, have long been the cornerstone of oral hygiene practices.These formulations typically consist of a combination of abrasive agents, detergents, humectants, flavoring agents, and fluoride.While effective in maintaining general oral health, traditional dentifrices were not specifically formulated to target the unique needs of individuals with periodontal disease [7].
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