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Microwave irradiation and immersion in solutions have been recommended for denture disinfection. However, the
effect of dry conditions and impression materials has not been completely evaluated.
A finite element evaluation Biofilm development by
Purpose
of mechanical function for 3 blastospores and hyphae of
distal extension partial Candida albicans on
dental prosthesis of
The purpose this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of microwave irradiation and hydrogen peroxide for
designs abraded denture acrylic
with the disinfection of dental impression materials.
a 3-dimensional Related Articles resin surfaces
nonlinear method for Jackson, Sarah et al.
modeling soft tissue
Material
Nakamura, and
Yoshinori methods
et al.
Specimens (diameter 10 mm, thickness 2 mm) were made with polyvinyl siloxane. Experimental groups were Antimicrobial effect and
treated with hydrogen peroxide (group H), microwave irradiation (group M), and a combination of both hydrogen
cytotoxic activity of vinegar-
peroxide and microwave irradiation (group MH) for 1 minute, 2 minutes, and 3 minutes. The control group was
untreated. The total sample size was 120. The specimens were divided into 2 groups, those exposed to hydrogen peroxide mixture: A
Streptococcus mutans and those exposed to Escherichia coli. The disinfection effect and physical properties possible alternative for denture
(contact angle, compatibility with gypsum, strain in compression, tear strength) were evaluated.
disinfection
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Results
All 3 groups (H, M, MH) were effective in reducing the number of colony forming units (CFU) per unit volume (mL)
for both S mutans and E coli compared with the control. The most significant reduction in the CFU/mL of both Effects of nonaldehyde
bacteria was noted in the MH group and was used to compare either treatment alone (P<.05). No statistically immersion disinfection on the
significant difference was noted between the control and treatment groups in terms of all of the physical
properties tested (P>.05).
mechanical properties of flexible
denture materials
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Conclusions
Microwave irradiation was identified as a useful disinfection method against S mutans and E coli, especially
when combined with H2O2, without adversely affecting the physical properties of dental impression materials. Disinfection of polyvinyl
siloxane impression material by
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A finite element evaluation Biofilm development by

of mechanical function for 3 blastospores and hyphae of
distal extension partial Candida albicans on
dental prosthesis designs abraded denture acrylic
with a 3-dimensional resin surfaces
nonlinear method for Jackson, Sarah et al.
modeling soft tissue
Nakamura, Yoshinori et al.

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