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ADA Seal of Acceptance

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ADA Seal of Acceptance,
an approval given by the American Dental Association Council on Scientific Affairs to oral care products that are supported by adequate research evidence as to their safety and efficacy.
ADA Seal of Acceptance 
an approval given by the American Dental Association to oral care products that are supported by adequate research evidence as to their safety and efficacy.
ADA Seal of Acceptance,
n.pr the insignia of the American Dental Association's Council on Scientific Affairs, given to products used in all aspects of oral health and maintenance. Designed to help the public and dental professionals make informed decisions about safe and effective dental products.
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Consequently, professional and prescription products are no longer eligible for the ADA Seal of Acceptance.
Mouth rinses and their impact on oral hygiene by Ciancio, Sebastian G. / Access
119) The ADA Seal of Acceptance is typically awarded for a five-year period, after which manufacturers must reapply in order to continue using the Seal.
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Peroxide-containing whiteners or bleaching agents Whitening products and for home-use OTC products carrying the ADA Seal of Acceptance contain 10% carbamide peroxide.
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