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Original scientific paper

A Microbiological Study of Periapical Lesions in Single Rooted Teeth with Open and Closed Root Canal

Marko Krmpotić
Darko Macan
Jasenka Škrlin
Berislav Perić


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Abstract

The aim of this study was to investigate the microbial flora of periapical ostitic lesions in single rooted teeth. Periapical processes in
which the root canal was open and those in which the canal was closed (reinforcement) were analysed. Samples for microbiological analysis were taken during the operation - apicotomy. On the whole the results obtained agree with current knowledge of the microbial flora in odontogenic infection. The polymicrobial composition of the flora with a significant share of anaerobic bacteria and reduced microbial flora in closed ostial lesions are the basic characteristics of periapical infection. The most frequent isolates found were from the streptococci group, and the most frequent anaerobe, Veillonela. It was determined that streptococci occur more frequently in closed ostial processes.

Keywords

odontogenic infection; microbiology; periapex

Hrčak ID:

10351

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/10351

Publication date:

15.12.2002.

Article data in other languages: croatian

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