Publications by authors named "Marion Mয়ller"
Article Synopsis
- A randomized clinical study investigated the effects of manual versus power toothbrushes on treating periodontitis in 72 participants, looking at both clinical and microbiological changes over 12 weeks.
- Key findings showed that all toothbrush types improved clinical parameters like bleeding and pocket depth, but sonic-active (SA) toothbrushes were significantly more effective in certain areas compared to oscillating-rotating (OR) and manual toothbrushes (MTB).
- Overall, powered toothbrushes, particularly the sonic-active type, may offer greater benefits for patients in the initial stages of periodontitis treatment.
