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triclosan

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triclosan
[tri-klo′san]
an antibacterial effective against gram-positive and most gram-negative organisms and exhibiting slight activity against yeasts and fungi. It is used as a detergent in surgical scrubs, soaps, and deodorants.

triclosan [tri-klo´san]
an antibacterial effective against gram-positive and most gram-negative organisms and exhibiting slight activity against yeasts and fungi; used as a detergent in surgical scrubs, soaps, and deodorants.

triclosan (trīklō´san),
n an antibacterial agent, combined with a liquid, paste, or powder, used to clean the teeth by reducing gingivitis and plaque within the oral cavity. It can be used in combination with fluoride.

triclosan
a biphenyl antibacterial disinfectant used most often in medicated shampoos.


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Triclosan Triclosan is a relatively new guest in the world of oral hygiene.
Anti bacterial soaps and cleaners contain triclosan.
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