The effectiveness of the information-motivation model and domestic brushing with a hypochlorite-based formula on peri-implant mucositis: A randomized clinical study.
Saverio CosolaGiacomo OldoiniEnrica GiammarinaroUgo CovaniAnnamaria GenovesiSimone MarconciniPublished in: Clinical and experimental dental research (2021)
The gold standard for nonsurgical maintenance is full-mouth disinfection. A previous decontamination of the oral cavity with chlorhexidine or nitradine domiciliary for 10 days could reduce plaque and inflammation, resulting in a painless operative session. This protocol may help reduce airborne contamination and the risk of cross-infection, and during the pandemic, the protocol is safer for clinicians. In the same clinical cases, nitradine may be more efficient than chlorhexidine, and the former has no side effects such as discolouration.
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