A Comparative Antimicrobial Potential Of Camellia Sinensis And Vachellia Nilotica Formulation Based Mouthwash And Commercial Mouthwash

Background: Camellia sinensis (Green tea) has good antioxidant, antimicrobial activity and it is used for evasion of periodontal disease development. Microbial dysbiosis oral microflora containing gram-positive gram-negative anaerobic microorganisms these organisms can bring about the advancement cariogenic dental plaque on teeth commencement caries. Green tea leaves contain a high convergence fluorides, which contribute towards its cariostatic alongside different parts present in tea. Vachellia nilotica (Babul) contains rich content fiber proteins. It activity. very helpful treating mouth ulcers.
 Aims: To compare potential herbal formulated mouthwash commercial mouthwash.
 Materials Methods: The plant extract was prepared with 1g dried green powder Babul mixed 100ml distilled water boiled 10 minutes, at 60-80°C heating mantle. filtered using Whatman No.1 filter paper. Further formulation subjected to determine activity.
 Results: Antimicrobial Antibacterial as there zone inhibition Enterococcus faecalis Streptococcus aureus. Commercial mutans.
 Conclusions: when compared mouthwash.