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- The study analyzed the elemental ions absorbed into the salivary coating of S-PRG resin blocks and how it affected the adherence of specific bacteria, Streptococcus sanguinis and Streptococcus mutans.
- It found that the saliva-coated S-PRG resin blocks had higher levels of absorbed elements like boron, aluminum, silicon, strontium, and fluoride compared to unfilled resin.
- Notably, the salivary coating on the S-PRG resin significantly reduced the adherence of S. mutans, while there was no significant change in adherence for S. sanguinis between the two types of resin.
Article Abstract
This in vitro study performed elemental analysis of the ions absorbed into the salivary coat covering the surfaces of S-PRG resin blocks and assessed the adherence of Streptococcus sanguinis and Streptococcus mutans to these saliva-coated S-PRG resin blocks. Elemental analysis of ions absorbed into the salivary coat of resin blocks exposed to the saliva was performed using an inductive coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometer and the fluoride electrode method. Quantitative adherence of radio-labeled test bacteria to the resin blocks was determined. As the results, the saliva-coated S-PRG resin showed significantly greater amounts of absorbed B, Al, Si, Sr, and F than the saliva-coated unfilled resin. It was of particular significance that the salivary coating of the S-PRG resin reduced the adherence of S. mutans to this resin. However, in the case of S. sanguinis, no significant difference in adherence could be recognized between saliva-coated S-PRG resin and saliva-coated unfilled resin.
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