Keywords
Microbial flora, dental implants, internal chamber, infection control
How to Cite
Study of control measurement of the microbial colonization in the internal chamber of the implant and the implantabutment system by means of in vitro test. (2019). Odontoestomatología, 19(especial), 68-76. https://odon.edu.uy/ojs/index.php/ode/article/view/182
Abstract
Objective: To determine by means of an in vitro test, measures of control of the bioflm in the internal chamber of the implant. Method: Different antimicrobial agents were selected and they were placed in the chambers of 3 groups of implants and after 7 days immersed in a microbial suspension, we took, cultured and incubated the samples of the chambers of each study group. Results: It was found a filtration of microorganisms into the internal chamber in all the groups of implants studied, resulting in a higher count of units forming colonies (CFU) in the control group, while in the experimental groups were identified a significant reduction in the CFU count. Conclusions: A signifcant decrease in the number of CFU in the experimental groups was observed in relation to the control group, which determines the advantage of using this type of antimicrobials.
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