Viability and effects on bacterial proteins by oral rinses with hypochlorous acid as active ingredient.
Castillo, D. M., Castillo, Y., Delgadillo, N. A., Neuta, Y., Jola, J., Calderón, J. L., & Lafaurie, G. I. (2015). Viability and effects on bacterial proteins by oral rinses with hypochlorous acid as active ingredient. Brazilian dental journal, 26(5), 519-524.
Hypochlorous acid rinses are proposed for plaque control and as a wound healing agent for its use in oral health, due to its low toxicity, high antimicrobial efficacy, anti-inflammatory effect, induction to cell proliferation and its background as a topical solution in the antisepsis of wounds in clinical medicine. HOCl has also the ability to oxidize the amino acid taurine and induce the formation of chlorine-taurine (TauCl) which has broad spectrum antimicrobial activity. The TauCl has a significant protective effect on tissues because it can inhibit the production of inflammatory mediators and thereby contribute to the processes of tissue protection.
References
Castillo, D. M., Castillo, Y., Delgadillo, N. A., Neuta, Y., Jola, J., Calderón, J. L., & Lafaurie, G. I. (2015). Viability and effects on bacterial proteins by oral rinses with hypochlorous acid as active ingredient. Brazilian dental journal, 26(5), 519-524.
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