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The discussions highlight how some institutional recommendations, such as those from Australia, support tongue scraping, suggesting recognition of its potential benefits. The tone is somewhat factual and neutral, reflecting interest but not passionate debate, which aligns with an overall moderate influence of the publication on clinical practices.
The discussions show some acceptance of the research, especially with mentions of institutional recommendations supporting tongue scraping as a method to treat halitosis.
Participants display a moderate interest, noting the availability of data and guidelines, but do not delve deeply into critique or alternative perspectives.
Comments include references to official recommendations and basic discussions about treatment options, indicating a proper level of engagement without intense debate.
The mention of institutional guidelines suggests the research could influence practice standards, though the overall excitement or transformative potential remains moderate.
@Barbusceptique Il y a des données dans la prise en charge de l'halitose : https://t.co/N6KWdj81X6 Et des recommandations par des institutions (australienne par exemple ici : https://t.co/tCsECx434G)
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Mechanical tongue cleaning significantly reduces bad breath and tongue coating. The study found no difference between using a toothbrush, tongue scraper, or both, with thorough wiping from back to front being the key to…
@Barbusceptique Il y a des données dans la prise en charge de l'halitose : https://t.co/N6KWdj81X6 Et des recommandations par des institutions (australienne par exemple ici : https://t.co/tCsECx434G)
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