Randomized parallel-group study shows equivalent effectiveness of sonic and manual toothbrushes for caregivers of severely disabled individuals, indicating suitable options for assisted brushing.
In toothbrushing by caregivers for severely disabled individuals, sonic-powered toothbrushes were as effective and safe as manual toothbrushes. The results of this study may help caregivers select appropriate toothbrushes when assisted brushing for the severely disabled.
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