We comparatively studied the toxicity of iodophor,glutaradehyde and chlorhexidine in different concentration and time.The result shows that the toxicity of iodophor to L929 cells is the lowest in all kinds of drug concentration and action time is much lower than that of glutaradehyde and chlorhexidine(P<0.05) with prolonging time.It indicates that iodophor can be used to oral diseases therapy with lower concentration.
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