Question 18 · LDEK · Complications of extraction
Which of the following antiseptics is the most effective in post-extraction bacteraemia?
- A. chlorhexidine.
- B. isopropanol.
- C. iodopovidone.
- D. triclosan.
- E. cetylpyridinium chloride.
Hint
Look for the antiseptic that, used for sulcular irrigation before extraction, showed the strongest reduction of bacteraemia in comparative studies.
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