Gingivitis. Chronic gingivitis
Conditions
Interventions
Sponsors
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
Inclusion criteria: having at least 20 Teeth in the Mouth regardless of Third Molar Bleeding on Probing Having no Sensitivity to the Mouthwashes that exist in the intervention Absence of Periodontit Absence of Clinical Attachment loss Age over 20 years
Exclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria: Undergoing Periodontal Treatment in the past 6 months Systemic diseases such as Diabet? Radiotherapy? Cancer and Hyperthyroidism With Mental or Physical Retardation that could have influenced the Oral Hygiene Presence of Periodontal Pockets Pregnancy
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Determining and Comparing Sulcular Bleeding Index score in three Groups receiving Mouthwashes (Aloe vera, Betadine and Chlorhexidine) before and after Treatment. Timepoint: A Month after the intervention. Method of measurement: Factors such as Marginal Gingival and papillary swelling with or without Ulceration, Marginal Gingival and Papillary Discoloration, and Bleeding during Probing are important in determining the Sulcular Bleeding Index score, so that a score of 0 indicates papillae and a Healthy marginal gingiva score of 1 indicates Bleeding during Probing, without Discoloration and swelling of Papillae and Marginal Gums score 2 indicates Discoloration and Bleeding during probing, without Gingival swelling score 3 related to Discoloration and Bleeding during probing and slight swelling of the Gums A score of 4 indicates Discoloration and Bleeding during probing and marked swelling of the Gums. A score of 5 indicates Discoloration and Spontaneous Bleeding during probing, a marked swelling that may or may not have Ulcer In the study of Sulcular Bleeding Index, each Jaw is examined separately and is divided into three Sextants. In each Sequence, the Buccal and Lingual Gums are examined separately, and each one that received a higher score is considered as the main score of the Sequence and is compared to the main score of the other two Sextants obtained in the same way. In each Jaw, any Sequence that has a higher score will be compared to subsequent | — |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame |
|---|---|
| Evaluation and Comparison of Mouthwash Solutions in terms of Complications (Tooth Discoloration, bad Breathing and Irritation) after the intervention. Timepoint: A month after intervention. Method of measurement: Patients are asked about the feeling of Change in the Taste and Smell of the Mouth or Burning after using Mouthwashes. Also, using Photographs and asking patients, the amount of discoloration of the Teeth is assessed because in the First Session scaling is done for all Patients. And Discoloration of the Teeth after a Month can indicate the Effect of Mouthwashes. | — |
Countries
Iran (Islamic Republic of)
Contacts
Kashan University of Medical Sciences