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It is known that the toothpaste has shown a plaque inhibiting effect with protective and therapeutic agents it contains. The aim of this study is to compare the anti-plate effect of four different toothpaste products available on the market and commonly used as chlorhexidine. This randomized, one-blind work is 20 volunteer individuals. Initially, individuals who were cleaning the tooth stone and polysaged, scratched their mouths for 30 seconds 2 times a day with 10 ml of toothpaste, chlorhexidine and water for 4 days. At the beginning of each experimental period there was a cleaning period of only 3 days with water. In the first and last days of the swelling period, clinical parameters were recorded [Quigley-Hein plaque index (PI), gingival index (GI), bleeding time index (GI), cell depth (CD)]. Signal Ultra System, Spana Full Protection, Colgate Total and Sanino Multi Protection toothpaste (3g/30ml) are prepared.®®®®In group and group comparisons, the Wilcoxon test and the Friedman test were used to compare all groups.There were no significant statistical differences between the groups in the pre-slip measurements (p>0.05).All butterflies except Colgate Total had significantly high GI levels compared to chlorhexide (p<0.05).®Although there was no significant difference between the patches when taking into account the plate accumulation, it was found that Colgate Total was a toothpaste that was resistant to the plate accumulation.®