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Background: According to experts, there are more than 350 million cases of total adentia worldwide, which is almost 7% of the total world population. Such patients need to use removable dentures, which require more careful disinfection than natural teeth. Hygienic treatment prevents microbial contamination of dentures, and also provides prevention of the development of inflammatory complications. Aims: to evaluate the effectiveness of the of anolyte use for disinfection of removable dentures at home. Materials and methods: the cleanliness of surface of removable dentures was analyzed using the Ulitovsky-Leontiev index. The effectiveness of using Anolyte ANK solution for disinfection of removable dentures was compared with a 0.05% chlorhexidine solution (СH). Statistical methods of examination: Ulitovsky-Leontiev index, checking data for compliance with the normal law. Threshold value or initial level of statistical significance p=0.05, Comparative evaluation of data within each group (6 comparisons) with Bonferroni correction critical value p=0.0083. Results When assessing the dentures cleanliness (DC) using the Ulitovsky-Leontiev index, it was found that after 1 month of using the Anolyte ANK solution, the level of the DC index changed from 4.67 points (“poor” level of DC) to 3.6 points (“satisfactory” level of DC). After 6 months of using the Anolyte ANK solution, the level of the DC index changed to 1.55 points (“high” level of DC). After 1 month of using a 0.05% chlorhexidine bigluconate solution (CH), the level of the DC index changed from 4.85 points (“poor” DC level) to 4.3 points (p — 0.0083) (“poor” DC level). After 6 months of using the CH solution, the level of the DC index changed to 2.55 points (p — 0.0083) (“high” level of DC). Conclusion: It has been established that the Anolyte ANK solution is suitable for disinfection and cleaning of complete removable dentures at home. 6-month use gave the most significant result. KEYWORDS: Removable dentures, oral microbiota of patients with removable dentures, hygiene of removable dentures, methods of hygienic treatment of removable dentures, index of hygiene of prostheses, anolyte.
Background: According to experts, there are more than 350 million cases of total adentia worldwide, which is almost 7% of the total world population. Such patients need to use removable dentures, which require more careful disinfection than natural teeth. Hygienic treatment prevents microbial contamination of dentures, and also provides prevention of the development of inflammatory complications. Aims: to evaluate the effectiveness of the of anolyte use for disinfection of removable dentures at home. Materials and methods: the cleanliness of surface of removable dentures was analyzed using the Ulitovsky-Leontiev index. The effectiveness of using Anolyte ANK solution for disinfection of removable dentures was compared with a 0.05% chlorhexidine solution (СH). Statistical methods of examination: Ulitovsky-Leontiev index, checking data for compliance with the normal law. Threshold value or initial level of statistical significance p=0.05, Comparative evaluation of data within each group (6 comparisons) with Bonferroni correction critical value p=0.0083. Results When assessing the dentures cleanliness (DC) using the Ulitovsky-Leontiev index, it was found that after 1 month of using the Anolyte ANK solution, the level of the DC index changed from 4.67 points (“poor” level of DC) to 3.6 points (“satisfactory” level of DC). After 6 months of using the Anolyte ANK solution, the level of the DC index changed to 1.55 points (“high” level of DC). After 1 month of using a 0.05% chlorhexidine bigluconate solution (CH), the level of the DC index changed from 4.85 points (“poor” DC level) to 4.3 points (p — 0.0083) (“poor” DC level). After 6 months of using the CH solution, the level of the DC index changed to 2.55 points (p — 0.0083) (“high” level of DC). Conclusion: It has been established that the Anolyte ANK solution is suitable for disinfection and cleaning of complete removable dentures at home. 6-month use gave the most significant result. KEYWORDS: Removable dentures, oral microbiota of patients with removable dentures, hygiene of removable dentures, methods of hygienic treatment of removable dentures, index of hygiene of prostheses, anolyte.
Purpose: to study the quantitative and qualitative composition of microflora on the surface of complete removable dentures after 1 and 4 years of use. Materials and methods: 40 patients were diagnosed with complete edentulism (K08.1) using complete removable acrylic dentures for no more than 4 years were examined. The composition of the microflora was determined by mass spectrometry method. Statistical processing of the results of the study was carried out using the computer package Statistica13. To assess the differences between the groups, parametric t-criteria with Bonferroni correction were used for multiple comparisons, the critical level of statistical significance of p was 0.05. Results: it was found that in 4 years the number of yeast and fungi increased by 91%, n=20 (100%); the number of actinobacteria increased by 61%, n=20 (100%); the number of gram-negative bacteria increased by 500% n=20 (100%); the number of anaerobic microorganisms increased by 50% n=20 (100%); the number of cocci and bacilli increased by 190% n=20 (100%). Conclusion: after conducting the research, we found that after 4 years of using removable dentures n=20 (100%), the number of cocci and bacilli increased from 56±5 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.03) to 107±8 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.04). The number of anaerobes increased n=20 (100%) from 68±6 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.0002) to 102±9 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.0002). The number of actinobacteria n=20 (100%) increased from 30±3 (105 cells/gram) to 143±12 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.003). The number of gram-negative bacteria n=20 (100%) increased from 4±1 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.0005) to 24±2 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.0006). The number of fungi and yeast n=20 (100%) increased from 977±90 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.0003) to 1587±136 (105 cells/gram) (p=0.003).
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