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What does the ADA Seal of Acceptance signify for dentifrices and mouthwashes?

It provides scientific evidence demonstrating safety and efficacy.

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What are the categories of acceptance by the ADA for dental products?

Accepted, Acceptable, Provisionally Accepted, Unaccepted.

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What was the significant finding of the Klein & Palmer study in the 1930s?

Fluoride levels were associated with a lower incidence of dental caries.

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What was the first successful fluoride dentifrice launched and when?

In 1956, with clinical studies showing a 49% mean caries reduction in children.

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What is dentifrice?

A powder, paste or liquid for cleaning the teeth.

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What are some inactive ingredients found in dentifrices?

Detergents, abrasives, binders, humectants, sweetening agents, coloring agents.

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What therapeutic claims are associated with dentifrices?

Caries prevention, gingivitis treatment, sensitivity relief.

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What active ingredient does Sensodyne contain for hypersensitivity?

Potassium nitrate 5%.

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What is the purpose of using Stannous Fluoride in toothpaste?

To build protection against painful sensitivity and aid in cavity prevention.

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What ingredients are typically found in commercial mouthwashes?

Surface active agents, flavoring, alcohol, sweetening agents, coloring.

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What are the benefits of using fluoride in dental products?

Prevention of dental cavities and strengthening of teeth.

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What is the purpose of self-prepared mouthwashes?

To provide alternatives for rinses using common household ingredients.

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What does an astringent do in mouthwash?

Helps to alleviate pain and promote healing.

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What should be considered when choosing a toothpaste?

Individual oral health needs and the therapeutic benefits sought.

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What is the effect of alcohol in mouthwash at high concentrations?

It can irritate tissue.

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Why is it important to follow the ADA Seal when selecting dental products?

It ensures the product has demonstrated safety and effectiveness.

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What are buffering agents, and what role do they play in mouthwashes?

They help maintain pH balance and improve the effectiveness of cleansing.