An in vitro antimicrobial activity of ten Iranian-made toothpastes.
作者： Shokrollah Assar , Mostafa Sadeghi
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摘要: Background : Antimicrobial agents have been used as a chemother apeutic agent to improve oral health. This in vitro study was carried out dete rmine the antimicrobial activity of ten Iranian-mad e toothpastes against commonly found bacteria cavity. Methods The microorganisms this were Strepto coccus mutans, Streptococcus sanguis, Actinomyces viscosus and Candida albicans. Sterile discs impregnated with 10 Iranian-made toothpastes; Paveh, Saviz, Latifeh II, Bath, Darugar I, Close up, Tage, Pooneh III Nasim, which separately on agar plates. Crest Ca vity Protection toothpaste pyrogenfree distilled water positive nega tive controls, respectively. samples teste d triplicate, at full strength, 1:1 1:3 diluti ons. Inhibition zones measured millimeter fter 48 hr. data analyzed by ANOVA t-test. Results All tested demonstrated an antimicrobi al activity. Bath S. Paveh Savi z, II C. albicans similar Cavity Protection. Nasim sanguis A. viscosus, nd significantly higher others lower than control . While, same III, it showed weaker compared Conclusion: Apart from other Iranian- made
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