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Good oral care is an important part of a healthy lifestyle. At Oral-B, we're committed to helping you keep your patients' mouths healthy, so we're pleased to report that The Cochrane Collaboration has reconfirmed the findings from their 2003 review: only oscillating-rotating technology is more effective at reducing plaque and gingivitis than manual toothbrushes. This comprehensive independent review looked at 42 clinical studies involving 3,855 subjects, so you can feel confident recommending this superior form of oral care, which was pioneered by Oral-B.
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"The review of trials found that only rotation oscillation (where brushheads rotate in one direction and then the other) is better than manual toothbrushes at removing plaque and reducing gum inflammation."1
"No other powered designs were as consistently superior to manual toothbrushes."1
When compared to manual brushes, oscillating-rotating technology:
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Removes significantly more plaque in the short term |
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Provides up to 17% greater reduction in bleeding in the long term |
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Is as safe on gums |
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A nonprofit, independent organization that makes up-to-date healthcare information available worldwide. |
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Over 90 international review groups produce systematic reviews of healthcare interventions — from cancer to caries. |
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Over 2,000 current systematic reviews in Cochrane database — more than 1,500 reviews in progress. |
For more information, visit the Cochrane Newcomer’s Guide for frequently asked questions. |
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