The major use of chlorine dioxide is as a bleach in a number of industries: in cleaning and de-tanning of leather, and as a bleaching agent for wood pulp, fats and oils, cellulose, flour, textiles, ...

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Many people use mouthwash every day to keep their mouth fresh and clean. It’s known for killing germs, fighting bad breath, and helping to prevent gum disease. But recent studies suggest that ...

Maybe bad breath isn’t so bad. Strong mouthwashes can lead to decreased sexual performance, according to experts. Super astringent mouthwashes can “nuke” chemicals essential for the ...

From dyes to additives and more, there are certain ingredients - and therefore American foods - that are banned in other ...

Mouthwash is commonly used in oral hygiene routines to help manage and prevent plaque, bad breath, and tooth decay. Mouthwash products can contain ingredients that may be toxic in large quantities ...

Yes, you brush your teeth – but do you use mouthwash too? Many do, even if it’s just to make their breath minty fresh. But does mouthwash really do anything else, and how should we be using it?

Purpose: The stability of a triamcinolone acetonide mouthwash and its efficacy in treating oral lichen planus are described. Results: The mouthwash had a satisfactory shelf life and was well ...