Oral Appliance Cleansing Performance
In Vitro Study
Biofilm removal efficacy of a cleansing/disinfecting tablet formulation.
In vitro laboratory study using a modified Robbins device (biofilm model).
This laboratory study demonstrated significant biofilm reduction, showing high activity against organisms such as Candida albicans and Staphylococcus aureus under controlled conditions.
In Vitro Study
Sanitization effectiveness of denture cleansing tablets against microbial contamination.
In vitro microbiological evaluation.
A single application of cleansing tablets effectively eliminated selected microorganisms, including Candida albicans, Staphylococcus aureus, and certain viruses in vitro.
Clinical Trial
Effect of cleansing tablets on Candida levels in removable orthodontic appliances.
Participants using the cleansing formulation showed a reduction trend in Candida burden, while the control group demonstrated increased colonization.
Effect of cleansing tablets
In Vitro Study
Antimicrobial effects of effervescent cleansing tablets
Results indicated moderate antimicrobial action, with measurable reductions in specific microorganisms depending on the cleansing solution tested.
Randomized clinical study
Biofilm removal and antimicrobial efficacy of cleansing tablets in denture wearers.
The experimental group exhibited significantly lower denture biofilm levels and reduced yeast counts compared to brushing alone.
In Vitro Study
Antimicrobial effects of alkaline peroxide cleansers on biofilms.
The tested cleansing tablet demonstrated superior antimicrobial activity against multiple microorganisms compared with alternative cleansers.
Controlled Trial
Reduction of plaque accumulation and odor in orthodontic appliance wearers.
Use of cleansing tablets significantly reduced plaque buildup and improved appliance odor compared with placebo.