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In the oral care industry, herbal products are becoming more and more popular. Several herbal components relevant to this topic have a wealth of clinical evidence supporting their usage in mouthwashes. Due to its biologic and therapeutic qualities, the tea plant, Camellia sinensis, has drawn the attention of many researchers in the fields of pharmaceutical sciences and dentistry in recent years. This plant is a good option for making mouthwashes because of its anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and anti-septic properties. We attempted to locate, assess, and classify the scant information regarding Camellia inensis mouthwashes in the medical literature in this systematic review. Using the terms tea, dental care, Camellia sinensis, and mouthwash, we searched three scientific databases and discovered 69 relevant papers, 41 of which were optimized controlled trials (RCTs), most of which suggested anti-microbial These tea preparations have analgesic and anti-plaque implications. Given the predominant pattern in clinical data and their advantageous safety profile, products derived from Camellia sinesis possess the potential to function as antiseptic, anti-plaque, and anti-inflammatory agents. As such, they may prove to be valuable mouthwashes in subsequent clinical investigations and everyday usage.