ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences
Assessment of Antimicrobial Activity of LL-37 Peptide Against Periapical Pathogens: A Cross-Sectional Study.
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Abstract
Background: Reinfection in the root canal and periradicular area due to the emergence of antibiotic resistance and/or multidrug-resistant strains of mixed colonization of multispecies periapical endodontic is the main reason for endodontic treatment failures. This has imposed a serious public health concern, contributing to decreased clinical efficiency and poor treatment outcomes. To combat these issues, "antimicrobial peptides are considered as potential alternatives and a promising agent" in endodontics. Objective: To evaluate and compare the antimicrobial efficiency of LL-37 peptide against periapical endodontic pathogens ( Methodology: A multispecies biofilm of Results: LL-37 peptides showed statistically significant correlation w.r.t CFUs and antimicrobial activity ( Conclusion: LL-37 peptides were highly effective against periapical endodontic pathogens and hence could be used as a potential therapeutic agent in the future for endodontics.
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