Comparative evaluation of fluoridated, nonfluoridated, and herbal dentifrices with digital oral health intervention on salivary cariogenic microorganisms and alpha-amylase levels in children with severe early childhood caries.
Researchers compared four types of toothpaste (high-fluoride, low-fluoride, nonfluoride, and herbal) in children with severe early childhood caries and found that high-fluoride dentifrice reduced cavity-causing bacteria most effectively and better modulated salivary alpha-amylase levels.
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