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Abstract Dental caries continues to be a serious worldwide public health issue, with Streptococcus mutans (S. mutans) identified as the primary etiological pathogen. This study aimed to evaluate the anti-cariogenic potential of pinosylvin (PIN) against S. mutans. A combination of in vitro and in vitro experiments was performed to characterize the anti-cariogenic effects of PIN.
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