drouseChlorhexidine - does it go to the cells in your jaws?
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- 12 Aug 2009 by drouse
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- chlorhexidine
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robo15 Aug 2009
No. Chlorhexidine is not absorbed into the body.
If you are using it as a mouthwash, it will just work as an antiseptic on the surfaces of your mouth.
For more information see http://www.drugs.com/mtm/chlorhexidine-gluconate.html
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