A Randomized, Multi-Centric, Comparative, Double Blinded Placebo controlled Clinical Study to evaluate the efficacy and safety Of Gurunanda Coco- Mint Oil Pulling Oral Rinse in Improving Tooth Shade (Whitening Efficacy)

80 Participants who will fulfill the inclusion and exclusion criteria will consider for the study

Objective: 1.To study the efficacy of Of Gurunanda Coco- Mint Oil Pulling Oral Rinse in Improving Tooth Shade

2.To assess the safety of Gurunanda Coco- Mint Oil Pulling Oral Rinse in Improving Tooth Shade

Study Design: Two-arm, parallel-group, randomized, Multi-Centric double blinded, Placebo Controlled trial

Primary Outcomes:

1.To assess improvement in VITA shade scale over various assessments.

2.Air Blast Hypersensitivity.

3.Examiner rates the response to stimulation of hypersensitive teeth using a jet of air. Response is rated on the Schiff cold Air sensitivity Scale.

4.To  observe the Enamel by Visual Inspection

5.To observe the Enamel by Tactile Examination using  dental probes, the dentist can feel the texture of the enamel by Mohs hardness scale.

6.Picture of pre and post assessment will be taken.

Secondary outcomes:

1.To assess the safety of the investigational product throughout the study period for any abnormal findings.

2.Additionally, the oral hard tissues will be assessed and abnormal finding questionnaire

Inclusion:(80 participants- 40 Each groups)

1.Systemically healthy adult subjects in the age group of 18-60 years

2.Tooth shade A2 or darker.

3.Good general health with no systemic conditions affecting oral health.

4.Presence of natural teeth with visible extrinsic stains or discoloration.

5.Willingness to avoid other whitening treatments during the study period.

6.Not wearing a clear aligner, retainer, and night guard.

Exclusion:

1.Subjects with mal-aligned teeth, wearing orthodontic appliances and removable partial dentures

2.Current use of medications causing tooth discoloration, such as tetracycline

3.Subjects with chronic or aggressive periodontitis

4.Tobacco consumers and smokers, betel chewers.

5.Subjects who are pregnant or lactating.

6.Subjects with hypersensitivity to any of the test products.

7.Subjects with pre-existing tooth sensitivity

8.Concurrent use of any other treatment for teeth whitening or sensitivity

9.Concurrent participation in any other clinical trial or study involving teeth whitening or sensitivity assessment.

10.Severe enamel defects or intrinsic discoloration unrelated to staining.

11.Prior participation in a similar study within the past six months.