Literature DB >> 29059646

Kocuria rosea, kocuria kristinae, leuconostoc mesenteroides as caries-causing representatives of oral microflora.

Maiia M Ananieva1, Mariia O Faustova1, Iaroslav O Basarab1, Galina A Loban'1.   

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Recently, opportunistic microflora are increasingly known to be involved in the development of pathological processes in various systems and organs. This situation promotes interest in their detailed study as causative agents of bacterial infections. THE AIM: To study the microbial species residing in carious cavities in acute profound caries.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The study involved 14 people with a diagnosis of acute profound caries. Microbiological methods included determining species of microorganisms' cultures from carious cavities in acute profound caries. Final identification was carried out by automatic bacteriological analyzer Vitec-2compact bioMérieux.
CONCLUSION: Among the bacteria isolated, Kocuria rosae, Kocuria kristinae, and Leuconostoc mesenteroides are the focus of the authors' attention due to their identification rate in the patients. These microbial species are little studied due to the lack of data on their cariogenic associations.The meticulous study of the microorganisms, isolated from carious cavities in patients with acute profound caries by automatic bacteriological analyzer Vitec-2 Systems bioMérieux, and findings on their biochemical properties allow us to conclude that Kocuria rosae, Kocuria kristinae, and Leuconostoc mesenteroides are among the microorganisms making up the microflora of carious cavities under acute profound caries and are involved in the development of the caries process.

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Keywords:  Kocuria kristinae; Kocuria rosae; Leuconostoc mesenteroides; acute profound caries; opportunistic microflora

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Year:  2017        PMID: 29059646

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Wiad Lek        ISSN: 0043-5147


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