Question & Additional Information
 
What are Cosmetic mouthwashes and Therapeutic mouthwashes?
Add to My IQ
 

Answer Title
Answer

Cosmetic mouthwashes- Most over-the-counter commercial mouthwashes fall into this category. In most cases, they are designed to mask bad breath (halitosis),  rinse debris from the teeth and gums and temporarily reduce the amount of bacteria in the mouth.

Therapeutic mouthwashes-These offer the same benefits as cosmetic rinses, but also help prevent or treat certain oral health conditions, such as the build-up of dental plaque. This includes prescription antiplaque and antigingivitis rinses, as well as rinses that contain fluoride (which strengthens the teeth and protects them from decay). Some may also provide relief from oral pain.
Question Tag Title
Tags
Question Asked At Title
Asked At
None
Question Job Title
Job Titles
None


Check out our newest job listings!

Post a Job! $49 for 60 days



Your Name:
Add your comment text
 
Related Questions
Related Questions
Flag this interview question as inappropriate Inappropriate
See Answer

 

 

Create Date
:
Monday, September 24, 2007
Tags
:
Job Positions
:
Click here to improve the Interview Question, Answer and other fields.
Comments (2) :
1.
dk123
Wednesday, March 19, 2008 6:27 AM
nice comment
2.
thingMaster
Tuesday, October 23, 2007 1:52 PM
you are overconfident. you will probably kill many patients, but drive a nice car.
 
• More Related Questions: 
Suggestions & Comments




Share Your Interview Questions
Ask Interview Questions
View Unanswered Questions





Advertise on this site