Preliminary study on antimicrobial efficiency of some common chemical substances with a disinfecting character on impression materials used in implant-prosthetic rehabilitation

• Published in: Practica medicală (2006) Vol. 13; no. 2; pp. 169 - 172
• Main Authors: Ciochinda, Gabriel, Bilinschi, Lorelai Georgeta, Tanase, Gabriela, Burcea, Claudia-Camelia, Perieanu, Viorel Stefan, Burlibasa, Mihai, Dina, Magdalena, Perieanu, Madalina Violeta, Costea, Radu, Costea, Raluca, Bodnar, Dana Cristina, Burlibasa, Liliana, Bodnar, Traian, Eftene, Oana, Ionescu, Ileana
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Amaltea Medical Publishing House 30-06-2018
• Subjects: active substances; chemical substances; disinfectant character; implant-prosthetic rehabilitation
• ISSN: 1842-8258; 2069-6108
• DOI: 10.37897/RJMP.2018.2.17

Purpose. Starting from a very recent event on the market of disinfectants, where for many years very diluted disinfectant products were marketed in Romania, the antimicrobial activity being non-existent, we tried, on the basis of simple experiments, to study the antimicrobial efficiency of the active substances of some common products used on impression materials in implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, but also in classical dental prosthetics and in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, products approved and used in the European Union. Material and method. 7 decontamination and/or disinfectant products were tested for qualitative screening for the sensitivity to different microbial strains as well as for quantitative testing of antimicrobial activity. Results and discussions. The study results for the two objectives are influenced by the active substances of the tested products. Conclusions. Decontamination of dental impressions must also become a certainty in implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, in classical dental prosthetics and in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics even if this work is disregarded and ignored by many practitioners.