Oral hygiene products fall into three broad categories: Antiseptic, plaque-inhibiting, and preventive. Personal oral care products are categorized as preventive oral care products. Dental plaque-disclosing products are categorized as personal oral care products. The market for these products is projected to grow over the next decade. The report provides an overview of the market, including market growth, product types, and end users. It also identifies key competitors.

Antiseptic, plaque-inhibiting, and preventive mouthwashes

Many mouthwashes are categorized as antiseptic, plaque-inhibiting, or preventive, depending on their primary purpose. Antiseptics are those that prevent plaque from forming on tooth surfaces, while plaque-inhibiting mouthwashes block bacterial enzymes that are necessary for the development of dental plaque. Plaque-inhibiting mouthwashes can also help prevent tooth decay by inhibiting the production of glucan, which is the building block of gum disease.

These products are more popular than ever, and they can be effective if used correctly. While brushing and flossing are essential for keeping the mouth free of plaque, they only stunt the buildup of plaque. Mouthwashes can help regulate plaque bacteria numbers, and they may even reverse early caries lesions. If you’re unsure of which type of mouthwash to use, ask your dentist for recommendations.

Personal oral care products

There are many differences between personal oral care products. They can be classified according to their composition, method of use, or purpose. Mechanical oral care products include toothbrushes, floss, and wooden tips, while chemotherapeutic products include mouthwash, toothpaste, and bleaching agents. Another important distinction between oral care … Read more ... “Classification of Oral Hygiene Products”