Evaluation of a Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide Paste-rinse Combination Regimen vs. a Phenol-related Rinse Regimen
Periodontal Disease, Gum Disease, Bad Breath, Halitosis Chlorine Dioxide is beneficial to periodontal (gum) health
 
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Evaluation of a Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide Paste-rinse Combination Regimen vs. a Phenol-related Rinse Regimen
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Article Notes:
Chlorine Dioxide is beneficial to periodontal (gum) health
Author(s):
Steven J. Spindler, DDS; Gregg A. Spindler, SGS
Published By:
Journal of Periodontology
Date Published:
January, 1998
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SUMMARY:
The results of this study suggest that chlorine dioxide toothpaste and rinse combination has a greater efficacy than the phenol related rinse regimen (Listerine) in improving most periodontal parameters (including Halitosis) over a 60 day period.

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