Cytotoxicity of Mouthrinses on Epithelial Cells by Micronucleus Test

  • Erdemir E
  • Şengün A
  • Ülker M
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Objectives: To determine the cytotoxicity of three commercial mouthrinses Klorhex, Andorex and Tanflex on buccal epithelial cells using micronucleus (MN) test.Materials and Methods: 28 patients with aged 16-24 undergone three mouthrinses’ application were analyzed before and after one week exposure. Physiologic saline was used for the control group. The MN incidence was scored in the buccal epithelial of each participants. The difference in pre- and posttreatment after one week incidence of MN and plaque (PI) and gingival indices (GI) was compared by non-parametric statistical tests.Results: The micronuclei incidence increased in Klorhex, Tanflex and Andorex groups after exposure to mouth rinses (P.05). In the other study groups, MN incidence was significantly increased after 7 days treatment (P

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Erdemir, E. O., Şengün, A., & Ülker, M. (2007). Cytotoxicity of Mouthrinses on Epithelial Cells by Micronucleus Test. European Journal of Dentistry, 01(02), 080–085. https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0039-1698318

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