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Study evaluates a daily oral rinse with zinc sulfate for enhanced oral hygiene, indicating improved health outcomes.
Introduction: Proper oral care is essential for overall health. The effectiveness of daily hygiene depends on its thoroughness and personalization. Without regular cleaning, the oral cavity accumulates pathogenic microbes, damaging soft tissues and hard tooth structures, compromising bodily integrity. This study aimed to evaluate oral hygiene products and develop an effective daily-use preventive rinse. Methods: We reviewed studies on dental diseases and hygiene products via PubMed, Scopus, and Web of Science. The rinse was developed considering ingredient properties and regulatory guidelines. Microbiological safety, organoleptic, and physicochemical properties were tested. Results: Mouthwashes enhance oral hygiene by mechanically cleaning teeth, gums, and interdental spaces, removing debris and pathogens. Regular use prevents disease and improves tissue blood flow. Based on existing evidence, we formulated a rinse containing zinc sulfate (inhibits plaque and calculus) and clove oil (antimicrobial and antioxidant). A scalable production process was designed. Quality was assured through organoleptic, physicochemical, and microbiological tests. Conclusion: The developed antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory rinse is suitable for daily use, improving interdental cleaning.
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