Assessment of antibacterial efficacy of ozone therapy in treatment of caries at the white spot stage

Makeeva, Irina; Turkina, Anna; Margaryan, E. G.; Paramonov, Yu. O; Polyakova, M. A.

doi:10.17116/stomat20179647-10

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“…Loncar, et al, (2009) point out that the duration of the application varies from 10 to 80 seconds, however, according to Oliveira, Mendes (2009), it is 2 to 3 minutes. Makeeva, et al, (2017) observed that in less invasive procedures, such as in white spot lesions, for example, the gas mixture was used for 24 seconds under the element in question, while in EAR lesions, Al-Omiri, et al, (2016) irrigating agent throughout the procedure and, Oliveira, et al, (2018) add that, in the context of GUN, the ozonized oil was applied without a specific time interval. Regarding the concentration, it is known that the maximum allowed for the clinical application of the ozone-oxygen gas mixture is 5% or 100 µg / ml of ozone, where 1 µg / ml means that it contains 0.05% O3, and 100 µg / ml contains 5% (FERREIRA, 2011; NOGALES, 2011).…”

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“…Anzolin, Bertol, (2018) state that ozonized water reduced the painful symptoms of osteoarthritis and, in accordance with Oliveira (2018), partially or totally improved TMD. Loncar, et al, (2008) and Makeeva, et al, (2017) recognize that, in restorative dentistry, gas acts as a disinfectant, is an excellent therapeutic option for primary caries injuries and enhances remineralization. Krunic, et al, (2018) add that it is biocompatible, provides a good antimicrobial effect and can reduce children's anxiety in dental treatment.…”

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Ozone Therapy – Ozone Applicability in Various Dental Specialties

Frota¹,

Ferreira²

2020

IJAERS

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Ozone (O3) is an allotropic oxygen compound, found in abundance in the stratosphere and which, due to its antimicrobial, disinfectant and healing properties, provide therapeutic applications for more than 260 different pathologies. Ozone therapy is a technique that uses this gas, in its gaseous, aqueous and oily forms as a disinfection treatment option, being considered a safe, minimally invasive and conservative modality. This study aimed to review the literature on ozone therapy applied to dentistry, aiming to clarify its benefits and care during use as complementary therapy. For that, searches were carried out in databases addressing the theme proposed between 2007 and 2020, in three languages: Portuguese, English and Russian. It is concluded that Ozone therapy can be used safely and efficiently in dentistry as a complementary disinfection practice, without contraindications. Although laboratory studies have emerged as a promising potential for ozone in dentistry, more in-depth studies with standardized methodologies are needed to, in short, obtain more information about its applicability.

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Ozone Therapy – Ozone Applicability in Various Dental Specialties

Frota¹,

Ferreira²

2020

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“…Se pudo observar que la aplicación del Endozone® y ultrasonido tiene actividad antibacteriana sobre E. faecalis, estos resultados son similares a los resultados que presento Vieira 17 que en su estudio evaluó la actividad antimicrobiano de los medicamentos en los canales de raíces dentales contaminados con E. faecalis de dientes humanos unirradiculares, en el que demostró que el propilenglicol ozonizado y el hidróxido de calcio con paramonofenol alcaforado estadísticamente redujeron el número de bacterias en comparación con el grupo control positivo, Pari 12 , en su estudio, determinó la actividad antimicrobiana del propilenglicol ozonizado aplicado en los conductos de dientes unirradiculares infectados con E. faecalis, concluyendo que el propilenglicol ozonizado tiene actividad antimicrobiana estadísticamente significativa, sobre E. faecalis, sin embargo, los estudios realizados han aplicado el ozono como medicación intraconducto, a diferencia del estudio realizado en el que, el ozono ha sido aplicado como irrigante final, logrando en menos tiempo de acción mayor eficacia antibacteriana, lo cual hace la diferencia en el porcentaje de los resultados ya que los irrigantes más usados tienen un tiempo mínimo de aplicación para su éxito, esto sugiere que deben realizarse nuevos estudios donde se aplique mayores tiempos de aplicación hasta lograr el 100% de efecto antibacteriano. Por lo expuesto, la terapia con soluciones ozonizadas es una prometedora opción como coadyuvante en el tratamiento endodóntico [18][19][20] .…”

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Actividad antibacteriana in vitro del propilenglicol ozonizado (Endozone®) sobre Enterococcus faecalis en conductos radiculares de dientes de bovino

Alata-Marcavillaca

Reyes-Jiménez

Ramos-Quenaya

et al. 2018

Odontol. sanmarquina

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Objetivo: Determinar la actividad antibacteriana in vitro del propilenglicol ozonizado (Endozone®) y ultrasonido sobre Enterococcus faecalis (E. faecalis) en conductos radiculares de dientes de bovino. Métodos: El estudio fue de tipo experimental y se realizó en el laboratorio de microbiología de la Facultad de Biología de la Universidad Nacional del Altiplano-Puno. Las muestras fueron sembradas en agar bilis esculina, se contaminó dientes de bovino con E. faecalis a los cuales se les aplicó Endozone® y ultrasonido en distintos tiempos de acción luego de este procedimiento se realizó el recuento de desarrollo de colonias para cada diente mediante la técnica de observación directa estructurada. Resultados: El promedio de la actividad antibacteriana del Endozone® sobre E. faecalis fue de 92%, el promedio de la actividad antibacteriana del Endozone® aplicado con ultrasonido por 10 segundos fue de 94,63%, aplicado por 20 segundos fue 95,01% y aplicado por 30 segundos fue 96,74%, observamos que la actividad antibacteriana es directamente proporcional al tiempo de aplicación, la prueba estadística de Kruskal-Wallis indicó diferencias significativas entre los diferentes tiempos de aplicación. Conclusiones: El Endozone® con aplicación de ultrasonido, tuvo mayor actividad antibacteriana que solo Endozone® sobre E. faecalis. La aplicación de Endozone® y ultrasonido por 30 segundos mostró mayor actividad antibacteriana.

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“…In the search for alternative antibacterial mechanisms, researchers have embraced ozone therapy as a hopeful prospect for the future [1]. Ozone therapy is an alternative method for caries treatment that has provided reliable results [2][3][4].…”

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“…The data regarding the duration of ozone administration on the dentine surface are inconsistent. Baysan and Lynch [2] report that ozone application for 10-20 s destroys many microorganisms that are found in the primary lesions of tooth roots. A further study argues that 60 s ozone application results in the removal of most cariogenic microorganisms [10].…”

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Types of microorganisms in proximal caries lesion and ozone treatment

Kirilova

Topalova-Pirinska

Kirov

et al. 2019

Biotechnology & Biotechnological Equipment

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The purpose of this clinical study was to investigate the types of microorganisms in deep proximal caries lesions and the efficacy of elimination of microorganisms after a 24 s ozone application to proximal cavity lesions prepared for restoration. Sixteen caries-active volunteers (female: 8, male: 8; age range: 35-55), with proximally situated deep caries lesions on premolars or molars, were included in the study. Each patient underwent two microbiological investigations. First, the caries decay before treatment was assessed. Second, the dentine tissue was assessed after the removal of necrotic tooth decay and 24 s ozone application. The prevalence of oral streptococci was determined. In addition, we isolated Candida albicans, Enterococcus faecalis and Peptostreptococcus spp. from deep proximal caries lesion in caries-active patients. All microorganisms found in the deep proximal caries lesions were destroyed following 24 s ozone application. Our findings suggest that S. anginosus group, C. albicans and E. faecalis should be considered as an index for caries activity in caries-active patients, but additional studies are necessary to confirm this suggestion. This study demonstrated that 24 s of gaseous ozone application to the deep proximal caries lesions effectively eliminated microbial species.

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Assessment of antibacterial efficacy of ozone therapy in treatment of caries at the white spot stage

Abstract: It is strongly advisable to include ozone in protocol of non-invasive treatment of initial dental caries.

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Ozone Therapy – Ozone Applicability in Various Dental Specialties

Ozone Therapy – Ozone Applicability in Various Dental Specialties

Actividad antibacteriana in vitro del propilenglicol ozonizado (Endozone®) sobre Enterococcus faecalis en conductos radiculares de dientes de bovino

Types of microorganisms in proximal caries lesion and ozone treatment

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