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Propolis Containing Chewing Gum and Gingivitis
Propolis is a natural, non-toxic, sticky substance produced by honeybees that can kill bacteria, fungi, and larvae invading the beehive. It has been used in the treatment of infections and healing of wounds and burns for years. This study evaluated the effects of chewing gum containing pure propolis on plaque accumulation and gum disease in patients who brushed their teeth regularly.
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