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Pure cranberry juice reduces dental plaque activity in small study
SourceOral Health GroupTier 2Hard News
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Why it matters for dental
A small study indicates that pure cranberry juice may reduce dental plaque activity, potentially offering a simple adjunct for patients at risk for caries or periodontal disease.
Key points
- Pure cranberry juice was tested in a small study for its effect on dental plaque activity.
- Oral Health Group reported the study findings.
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