Oral cleanliness in daily users of powered vs. manual toothbrushes – a cross-sectional study

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Oral Health, May 2019

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"However, more research is needed to understand the origin of oral hygiene deficits in dental laypeople." Who hasn't been teaching their patients to clean their teeth? https://t.co/Y5j89i5oNi

21 Jun 2019

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Study: Manual, powered toothbrushes leave similar amount of #plaque #dentalhealth #dental #oralhealth https://t.co/lQO0hNmJ9N

06 Jun 2019

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RT @BMC_series: Powered or Manual toothbrushes? This study published on #BMCOralHealth has assessed the capability to achieve oral cleanli…

04 Jun 2019

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RT @BMC_series: Powered or Manual toothbrushes? This study published on #BMCOralHealth has assessed the capability to achieve oral cleanli…

04 Jun 2019

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