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Using an antiseptic mouthrinse produces an antimicrobial effect throughout the entire mouth, including areas easily missed during toothbrushing and interdental cleaning.
Secondly, because the Ca-release rate can be controlled and adjusted by choosing the type, particle size range, and amount of the dissolving Ca salt, a large range of release rates is available, which is needed to counteract the effects of mouthrinse ingredients on [CaF.
According to the company, sales for the year reflect the strong performance of skin care lines Neutrogena, Aveeno and Clean & Clear; international sales of baby care products; and Listerine antiseptic mouthrinse.
 
 
 
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