A comparative in-vitro microbiological study to evaluate the penetration by Candida albicans of different heat cure acrylic resins after denture brush abrasion

Dua, Amit; Sukanya, .; Kashinath, KR; Sandhya, .

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“…For organized plaque commercial denture cleansers are quite effective in reduction of microorganism which otherwise can cause oral manifestation if remain in contact with mucosa. [ 17 18 19 ]…”

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A comparative study for plaque removing efficacy between commonly used denture cleansers in India

Kumar

Sandhu²,

Kumar

et al. 2017

J Indian Prosthodont Soc

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Aim:A comparative study for plaque removing efficacy between toothpaste, liquid handwashing soap, and two chemical-soak denture cleansers (clinsodent denture cleansing powder and fittydent denture cleansing tablet).Materials and Methods:A total of 140 healthy complete denture patients were selected and checked for denture cleansing using toothpaste, liquid handwashing soap, and two chemical denture cleansers: Clinsodent powder and fittydent tablets. Cleansing with plain water was kept as control for twenty patients.Results:The data were analyzed using Wilcoxon signed ranks test for checking the efficacy. The Kruskal–Wallis test was used for comparing the plaque removing efficacies of each denture cleanser used in the study. All four denture cleansers were significantly effective in removing plaque when compared with plain water, but there was no significant difference among them.Conclusions:There was no significant difference among action of four denture cleansers used in this study. Thus we can infer that patients can use liquid handwashing soap or commercial products to overcome disadvantages of toothpastes. Recommendation from the results of this study is the use of liquid handwashing soap for cleansing after every meal and soaking of the denture in commercial denture cleanser during the night.

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A comparative study for plaque removing efficacy between commonly used denture cleansers in India

Kumar

Sandhu²,

Kumar

et al. 2017

J Indian Prosthodont Soc

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“…(4) Smooth and polished surfaces of the prosthesis play a major role for the patient comfort and denture longevity. (5) Failed to maintain adequate hygiene and surface roughness of the denture have been shown to be associated with high level of oral Candida colonization (6) . Proper finishing and polishing of dental materials are important aspects of clinical restorative procedures (7) .…”

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Evaluation of Candida Albicans Attachment with Two Types of Denture Base (Heat Cured Acrylic & Flexible Resin) Polished By Different Polishing Materials

Ahmad¹,

Rashid²,

Ibrahim³

2013

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Aims: This study aims to measure the effect of three different types of polishing materials (pumice, pumice with soap solution and universal polisher paste) on the surface roughness and the growth of Candida Alicans (C.A) on two types of denture base materials (heat cured acrylic and flexible thermoplastic resin). Materials and Methods: Ninety (90) samples with dimensions (3cm length, 3cm width & 1cm thickness) were prepared & divided into two main groups (45 samples in each) according to the type of base material, heat cured & flexible. Each group was subdivided into three subgroups (15 samples in each) according to the type of polishing materials used in this study: Group1: Polished with pumice (control group), Group 2: Polished with (pumice with soap solution), Group 3: Polished with universal polisher paste. Roughness was measured to all samples by Profilometer Tester. After that the samples were incubated in media containing C.A. for 72 hr. at 300 C to count and compare the value of C.A. growth & adhesion.Results: the statistical analysis of roughness test between the heat cured & flexible showed a highly significant differences between samples polished with pumice, t-test=10.594, p<0.01, and significant differences for both groups polished by (pumice + soap solution) & (polishing paste), t-test= 4.651 & 3.173 with p<0.05 respectively. And for both types (Heat cured & Flexible), samples polished with pumice have the lowest number of viable cells count of C.A. (54, 67 respectively) Conclusions: The heat cured acrylic resin samples had a smoother surface than flexible samples. (Pumice) produced smoother surface than (universal polishing paste) and (pumice +soap solution), therefore, C.A. adhesion were higher than samples polished with pumice.

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Comparative evaluation of efficacy of three different denture cleansing methods in reducing Candida albicans count in removable partial denture wearers: A randomized controlled trial

Rajendran

George

Mathew

et al. 2022

J Indian Prosthodont Soc

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A comparative in-vitro microbiological study to evaluate the penetration by Candida albicans of different heat cure acrylic resins after denture brush abrasion

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A comparative study for plaque removing efficacy between commonly used denture cleansers in India

A comparative study for plaque removing efficacy between commonly used denture cleansers in India

Evaluation of Candida Albicans Attachment with Two Types of Denture Base (Heat Cured Acrylic & Flexible Resin) Polished By Different Polishing Materials

Comparative evaluation of efficacy of three different denture cleansing methods in reducing Candida albicans count in removable partial denture wearers: A randomized controlled trial

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