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Does Mouthwash Protect Oral Health?
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Andrew M. Sicklick, D.D.S. Millions of people use mouthwash as a part of their morning routine. After scrubbing their teeth clean with a toothbrush, they brush their breath with mouthwash. Ads tout mouthwash as both refreshing and good for teeth and gums. But can taking a swig of breath-freshening mouthwash really rinse away oral health problems? Experts say the answer depends. There are two major types of mouthwashes available over the counter at pharmacies and other stores: cosmetic mouthwash and therapeutic mouthwash. Each type of rinse offers its own benefits:
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