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bjos-8675712	Allam, Gehan G.; Badran, Amira; Mansour, Reem; El Hady, Soha; Elghazawy, Reham; Allam, Gehan	Antibacterial effect and smear layer removal ability of herbal intra-canal irrigants in primary teeth: an ex-vivo study	2024	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6263	445	57	Disinfection of severely infected primary teeth can be difficult because both obligate anaerobic and aerobic microorganisms as streptococci and gram-negative aerobic rods are usually found3, with evidence that the most preva- lent species of bacteria in primary teeth root canals are Enterococcus faecalis, Por- phyromonas gingivalis and Treponema denticola4. That is why, the current study aimed to assess the antibacterial effect and smear layer removal ability of sage and turmeric herbal extracts as root canal irrigants in decidu- ous teeth and compare them with the chlorohexidine irrigation solution as one of the most used irrigants in primary teeth as recently, herbal medicine has gained popular- ity due to its beneficial properties, availability, and decreased side effects24.	cache/bjos-8675712.pdf	txt/bjos-8675712.txt