ArticleJournal of oral microbiology2022
Anti-biofilm studies of synthetic imidazolium salts on dental biofilm in vitro.
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Abstract
Objective: Biofilm formation under cariogenic conditions contributes to dental caries development, in which Methods: The microdilution method crystal violet staining, and cell counting Kit-8 assay were used to screen imidazolium salts. Then, the bacterial composition in multi-species biofilm composed of Results: Imidazolium salts exhibited highly antimicrobial activity against oral pathogens, especially for Conclusion: The imidazolium salts present low cytotoxicity and remarkable antimicrobial activity against
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