[New preparations: Iodonat, an antiseptic agent].
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Bactericidal activities of five mouthrinses containing cetylpyridinium chloride, hexetidine or chlorhexidine have been tested in vitro, against the main microorganisms involved in buccal affections. Mouthrinses containing hexetidine or chlorhexidine are effective, but chlorhexidine activity appears more extensive and homogeneous.
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The results suggest a relatively favourable relation between minimum bactericidal concentration (enterococci) and toxic agent concentration (chicken embryos) of hydrogen peroxide in comparison with chlorhexidin-digluconate, sodium-tosylchloramide and peracetic acid. For chlorhexidin-digluconate a somewhat more favourable relation between minimum bacteriostatic and toxic concentration of the agent was established.
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Growth control of anaerobes in the oral cavity, is secured--among other means--by: 1) phagocytosis of opsonized bacteria; 2) synthesis of hypothiocyanite by the salivary peroxidase system. The former may be inhibited by bacterial acid byproducts. As for the salivary hypothiocyanite, it proved itself able of hindering in vitro the growth of bacterial strains known as customary periodontal pathogens. Its possible effectiveness in vivo remains however hypothetical in the case of deep gingival pockets according to the poor diffusion there of salivary components.
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