Digital oral health study for teens with gingivitis

This study tests whether a gum treatment (periodontal therapy) can reduce inflammation in children with gingivitis. It measures certain proteins in the fluid around the gums to see if the treatment helps.

This trial tests a special mouthrinse containing amine and zinc lactate to treat plaque-induced gingivitis (gum inflammation caused by plaque) in teenagers. If you or your teen have early gum disease and are eligible for free dental care through the Regional Health Service, this study may offer a home-based treatment option.

This research study examines how dental plaque relates to gum inflammation in people with different levels of gum health. Researchers will collect plaque samples and measure gum health to better understand these patterns, which may help improve oral care products.

This study looks at how your gums react when exposed to a controlled irritant, comparing different gum response patterns. It may help researchers understand why gum inflammation happens and how to prevent it.

This trial tests if a special learning module called SMILE helps dental students with early gum disease (gingivitis) improve their brushing habits, gum health, and satisfaction with their dental training.

This study tests whether using a certain toothpaste and mouth rinse can reduce gum inflammation (gingivitis) better than brushing alone. It is for people with mild to moderate gum disease who have not used tobacco or certain medications recently.