ArticleEuropean journal of dentistry2026
Impact of Oral Environment Alterations on Salivary Candida Load: An Exploratory Clinical Study.
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Abstract
Objective: Materials and Methods: Ninety-seven participants were divided into five groups based on the oral environment as follows: Group 1: participants with healthy mucosa and restoration-free teeth; Group 2: participants with dental fillings, conventional crowns, and fixed partial dentures; Group 3: removable dentures and appliances-positive control; Group 4: participants with tongue-coating abnormalities. Group 5: participants with partially erupted third molars. Saliva samples were collected and analyzed for Results: Conclusion: This study highlights the impact of the oral environment on the salivary Candidal load in disease-free populations, in particular. The presence of complex fillings, crowns, or fixed partial dentures has the most significant impact on
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