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This is the first part of a series comprising two separate webinars covering the clinical importance of microbial biofilms as well as maintenance and reprocessing of instruments.
Objectives
The webinar is designed to update the whole dental team about the latest finding on bacterial biofilms and:
Bacterial biofilm is a gel like matrix where biofilm polymicrobial associated infections often have indolent pathogenic patterns with altering quiescent and acute disease periods.
Bacteria in biofilms are substantially protected by the biofilm itself from antibiotics, immunoactivity, white blood cells, surfactants, and disinfectants. Well established biofilms require mechanical and/or surgical removal.
Over time bacterial biofilms will have a more complex physical composition, and different species inhabiting the community will finetune mutual activities. Secretion of bacterial toxins will have local and systemic effects. Bacteria use autoinducers (bacterial signal substances) to communicate with each other as well as with human cells, thereby being able to regulate survival and pathological processes even over distances.
The results of therapeutic measures will be dependent on the skills and knowledge of the dental personnel as well as of prudent logistics, maintenance and care of medical devices and instruments.
Release date: 2022-10-05 | Expiration date: 2025-10-05
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16 Comments
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Excellent and succinct thank you
What about hypochlorous acid?
do you see any benefit from oral probiotics to balance bacterial populations?
temperature for cleaning instruments?
Thank you, Nice presentation .
Dr Vivekanand Kattimani from India. How about the wall care and OT large equipment’s care
Is any mouthwash useful to reduce bacteria? Greetings from Villahermosa, Tabasco, México
Thans you for the webinar
thank you very much
Would you consider skin to be hydrophilic.?
thank You
extent of the treatment with BACTERIOPHAGE?
Thanks
Agradecido por la formación. Saludos desde Sevilla. España. Dr Rogelio Álvarez MARIN.
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