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According to a research, apart from brushing regular use of mouthwash helps destroy a number of germs. Dentists worldwide are stressing on the need for mouthwash daily.
Many people think that it takes a lot of effort to have a healthy mouth. In order to have optimal oral health it is advisable to brush teeth at least twice a day, use mouthwash and floss once. While a number of people know that brushing and flossing removes bacteria and plaque, but they think mouthwash doesn't do anything other than making the breath smell minty. Dentists in Pune and worldwide have broken the myth that mouthwash is used as a breath freshener. However, mouthwash has more benefits to it.
A research conducted by scientists from Johnson & Johnson Consumer and Personal Products Worldwide, shows that mouthwash goes a long way in reducing harmful and unwanted substances in the mouth that cause tooth decay and gum disease. Dentists in Pune and across the globe stress on daily oral care regimen for optimal dental health. The study showed that people using germ-killing mouthwash experienced a considerable reduction in gingivitis and plaque as compared to the ones who used a placebo mouthwash. The other group used mouthwash with minty scent and zero germ-fighting ability.
Mouth rinse having germ-destroying ability is more effective than placebo mouth rinse. It reduces the occurrence of plaque and gingivitis to a great extent. Including it in regular dental hygiene regimen has shown impressive results. There is also no need to undergo root canal treatment or any other dental treatment, with the routine use of mouthwash. The major benefits are mentioned below:
·         Mouthwash reaches back of the mouth and surfaces where a toothbrush or floss cannot.
·         Considerable reduction in gingivitis, plaque and other dental and gum problems.
·         Combats germs in reachable areas in the mouth and fights against gum disease-causing germs.
·         Rinsing with a fluoride mouthwash prevents cavities and tooth decay.
·         Loosens and removes food particles lodged in between spaces, thereby acting as floss.
·         A popular product for oral hygiene, mouthwashes come in an assortment of flavors to act as a breath freshener.
·         They also contain an active ingredient that protects against some oral diseases.
Though mouthwash takes less than a minute, it can have a major and positive impact on dental health. Hence, people must include mouthwash in their oral care regimen. You can successfully avoid the onset of dental problems.

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Comment by Steffany Mohan, DDS on March 31, 2016 at 4:28am

Great article you have introduced on mouthwash.Mouthwash into routine is an effective way to ward off things like tooth decay and gingivitis, while promoting healthy teeth and gums. Good updates.

Comment by Dr. Victor Ryoo on October 1, 2013 at 10:00am

Well defined blog on mouth wash & its effect on us. Though there may be many flossy mouthwashes available in the market, with rate variation. But one needs to buy a germ-destroying mouth rinse in consultation with their dentists, at the same time don't just rely on mouthwashes wholesomely, do proper brushing from time to time. 

Comment by Vu Le on September 30, 2013 at 4:11am

Mouthwash helps to keep your mouth fresh and bacteria free but use it with some limitations.

Do not use it right after the meal, make a difference of half an hour from it. You can use it twice or thrice in a week.

Brushing and flossing is also necessary. Do not rely on mouthwash only.

Comment by aravind krishnan on August 11, 2013 at 6:53pm

Just a general doubt doctor !! Staining of teeth do result if used every other day ..ryt ?!  and does a research conducteby a company team have relevance ?! Coz they can manipulate it for increasing sales ! regards

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