Investigation of bacterial adhesion and bactericide effect ex vivo on different implant restoration materials
The aim of this study is to investigate bacterial attachment and bactericidal effects of different materials used for the transmucosal part of implants. Using a brace, the intraoral biofilm formation in healthy subjects will be measured after 28 hours (24 hours intraorally, 4 hours rest). For this purpose 2 sterile platelets of each of the 8 differently processed materials (16 platelets in total) are inserted into the braces. The main target parameter is the quantification of the biofilm by crystal violet staining. For this purpose the samples are analyzed by spectrophotometry at a wavelength of 595 nm (OD595). As secondary target parameter possible bactericidal effects of the materials, which are analyzed by Colony forming units (CFU) determination, are used.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
PREVENTION
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
16
Eight platelets with different material composition and surface properties are fastened in a holder (carrier rondell) with 15 mm diameter and inserted into the braces. Braces are to be worn for 28 hours in the oral cavity except for meals and oral hygiene procedures. Platelets then are removed and analyzed. After a first course the braces are to be cleaned in chlorhexidine solution in an ultrasonic bath; followed by a second identical course (Braces to be worn for 28 hours in the oral cavity except for meals and oral hygiene procedures).
University Center for Dentistry Basel UZB
Basel, Switzerland
quantification of biofilm
quantification of the biofilm by crystal violet staining. For this purpose the samples are analyzed by spectrophotometry at a wavelength of 595 nm (OD595).
Time frame: 2x 24hours in a period of about 10 days
number of CFU
Possible bactericidal effects of the materials, which are analyzed by CFU determination, serve as secondary target parameter.
Time frame: 2x 24hours in a period of about 10 days
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