Estudo da eficiência da água ozonizada como solução irrigadora na eliminação de Candida albicans, Enterococcus faecalis e endotoxinas do canal radicular
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2006-07-31
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Cardoso, Marcelo Gonçalves [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Primeiramente foi avaliada no estudo a ação antimicrobiana da água ozonizada frente suspensão composta por Candida albicans e Enterococcus faecalis, verificando o tempo necessário de ozonização da água para eliminação destes microrganismos. Nas próximas etapas, foi avaliada a eficiência da água ozonizada como agente irrigante, durante o preparo biomecânico, tanto na eliminação de Candida albicans e Enterococcus faecalis, assim como na neutralização de LPS de Escherichia coli inoculados no interior de canais radiculares. Foram utilizados 48 dentes humanos unirradiculados, sendo que nos canais radiculares de 24 espécimes, foram inoculados 20 mL de uma suspensão contendo C. albicans e E. faecalis, e nos outros 24 espécimes, foram inoculados 10 mL LPS de E. coli, verificando-se a ação da água ozonizada como agente irrigante durante o preparo biomecânico. Foram realizadas coletas das amostras (imediata e após sete dias da instrumentação), e os dados foram submetidos à análise estatística. Como resultados, pode-se observar que a ação antimicrobiana da água ozonizada por dez minutos foi efetiva frente à suspensão microbiana. Como agente irrigante durante o preparo biomecânico, a água ozonizada apresentou efetividade frente à suspensão de C. albicans e E. faecalis inoculada no interior dos canais radiculares na coleta imediata, porém, na segunda coleta apresentou pouco efeito residual. Na verificação da neutralização de endotoxina, a ação da água ozonizada como agente irrigante não apresentou efetividade na neutralização de LPS de E. coli inoculada nos canais radiculares, sendo que quantidades restantes de LPS apresentaram efeitos biológicos. Como conclusão, a água ozonizada foi eficiente na redução de C. albicans e E. faecalis inoculada no interior dos canais radiculares, mas não apresentou efeito sobre LPS de E. coli.
At first, the study was to evaluated the antimicrobial action of the ozonized water before the suspension composed of Candida albicans and Enterococcus faecalis, checking the necessary time of ozonization of the water in order to eliminate these microorganisms. In the next stages, the efficiency of ozonized water as an irrigant agent was evaluated, during the biomechanical preparation, as in the elimination of C. albicans and E. faecalis, as well as in the neutralization of Escherichia coli LPS inoculated into the root canals. Were used 48 single-rooted human teeth, seeing that in the root canals of 24 specimens, it were inoculated 20 mL of a suspension containing C. albicans and E. faecalis, and on the other 24 specimens, it were inoculated 10 mL of Escherichia coli LPS, having been checked the action of the ozonized water as an irrigant agent during the biomechanical preparation. Collections of samples (immediately and after seven days of the instrumentation) were carried out, and the data was submitted to statistical analysis. As a result, one could observe that the antimicrobial action of the ozonized water for ten minutes was effective before the microbial solution. As an irrigant agent during the biomechanical preparation, the ozonized water presented effectiveness before the suspension of C. albicans and E. faecalis inoculated into the root canals in the immediate collection, however, in the second collection it presented little residual effect. When verifying the endotoxin neutralization, the action of the ozonized water as an irrigant agent did not present effectiveness in the neutralization of E. coli LPS inoculated in the root canals, seeing that the remaining quantities of LPS presented biological effects. It was concluded that, the ozonized water was efficient in the reduction of C. albicans and E. faecalis inoculated inside the root canals, but it did not present any effect over E. coli LPS.
At first, the study was to evaluated the antimicrobial action of the ozonized water before the suspension composed of Candida albicans and Enterococcus faecalis, checking the necessary time of ozonization of the water in order to eliminate these microorganisms. In the next stages, the efficiency of ozonized water as an irrigant agent was evaluated, during the biomechanical preparation, as in the elimination of C. albicans and E. faecalis, as well as in the neutralization of Escherichia coli LPS inoculated into the root canals. Were used 48 single-rooted human teeth, seeing that in the root canals of 24 specimens, it were inoculated 20 mL of a suspension containing C. albicans and E. faecalis, and on the other 24 specimens, it were inoculated 10 mL of Escherichia coli LPS, having been checked the action of the ozonized water as an irrigant agent during the biomechanical preparation. Collections of samples (immediately and after seven days of the instrumentation) were carried out, and the data was submitted to statistical analysis. As a result, one could observe that the antimicrobial action of the ozonized water for ten minutes was effective before the microbial solution. As an irrigant agent during the biomechanical preparation, the ozonized water presented effectiveness before the suspension of C. albicans and E. faecalis inoculated into the root canals in the immediate collection, however, in the second collection it presented little residual effect. When verifying the endotoxin neutralization, the action of the ozonized water as an irrigant agent did not present effectiveness in the neutralization of E. coli LPS inoculated in the root canals, seeing that the remaining quantities of LPS presented biological effects. It was concluded that, the ozonized water was efficient in the reduction of C. albicans and E. faecalis inoculated inside the root canals, but it did not present any effect over E. coli LPS.
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Candida albicans, Escherichia coli, Endotoxina, Canal radicular - Tratamento, Água ozonizada - Uso terapêutico, Ozonized water - Therapeutic use, Enterococcus faecalis
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CARDOSO, Marcelo Gonçalves. Estudo da eficiência da água ozonizada como solução irrigadora na eliminação de Candida albicans, Enterococcus faecalis e endotoxinas do canal radicular. 2006. 132 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Odontologia de São José dos Campos, 2006.