ArticleJournal of oral microbiology2026
The influence of chlorogenic acid disinfection on the oral microbiota of alginate impressions.
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Abstract
Background: Cross-infection may occur if alginate impressions are not disinfected. Available chlorine (AC), though common, poses safety risks. Chlorogenic acid (CA), a natural compound, shows effective disinfection and, as we previously verified, inhibits pathogens without damaging impressions. Objective: This study investigates the influence of CA and AC on the oral microbial community of alginate impressions from a community-ecology perspective. Methods: The maxillary impressions of 60 participants were randomly assigned to four groups ( Results: The NS-CA group exhibited substantially higher Chao1, Shannon and Simpson indices than the NS-AC group ( Conclusion: The stabilization and maturation of oral microbiota on the surface of alginate impressions are facilitated by CA disinfection. Of all the groups, the NS-CA group demonstrates specific cost-effectiveness advantages and has the potential to serve as an alternative to conventional AC disinfection.
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