A comparative study between the double-headed toothbrush and the single headed toothbrush in plaque removal efficiency
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A comparative study between the double-headed toothbrush and the single headed toothbrush in plaque removal efficiency
Abstract
A three-way blind cross-over study was done to compare the plaque removing effects of a double-headed toothbrush with a popular single-headed toothbrush in 30 patients. Both brushes were used with the modified Bass technique for one week each. The results of this study indicated that the double-headed toothbrush is more effective in plaque removal especially when dentifrices were used.
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