Germicidal activity of antimicrobials and VIOlight ® Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer: An in vitro study

The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight ® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine ® Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Twenty toothbrush heads ( n = 5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and t...

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Abstract The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight ® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine ® Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Twenty toothbrush heads ( n = 5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24 h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2× AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10 s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log 10 CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA ( p < 0.05). Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight ® had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight ®. Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine ® Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight ® unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
AbstractList The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight ® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine ® Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Twenty toothbrush heads ( n = 5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24 h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2× AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10 s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log 10 CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA ( p < 0.05). Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight ® had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight ®. Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine ® Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight ® unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Twenty toothbrush heads (n=5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2x AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log(10)CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA (p<0.05). Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight. Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine® Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Twenty toothbrush heads (n =5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10mL of 2× AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log10CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA (p <0.05). Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight® had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight® . Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine® Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight® unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
Abstract Objectives The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine® Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water. Methods Twenty toothbrush heads ( n = 5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24 h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2× AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10 s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log10 CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA ( p < 0.05). Results Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight® had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight®. Conclusions Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine® Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight® unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water.OBJECTIVESThe study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva compared to Listerine Antiseptic (LA), 3% hydrogen peroxide (3%HP) and water.Twenty toothbrush heads (n=5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2x AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log(10)CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA (p<0.05).METHODSTwenty toothbrush heads (n=5/Gp) were immersed in saliva and to allow for bacterial growth and biofilm formation for 24h. VL sanitizer and antiseptic(s) were used for 7 min; after treatment, brush heads were rinsed and placed into 10 mL of 2x AOAC Letheen Broth, sonicated and vortexed for 10s. Tenfold serial dilutions were prepared and plated and incubated aerobically and anaerobically. Log(10)CFU/mL data were compared utilizing ANOVA (p<0.05).Results showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight.RESULTSResults showed 3%HP with significantly lower counts than LA, VL and control for aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. LA had significantly lower counts than VL and control for both types of bacteria and VIOlight had significantly lower counts than the control for aerobic bacteria. 3%HP and LA were most effective in rapidly killing bacteria when compared to VIOlight.Results showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.CONCLUSIONSResults showed that 3% hydrogen peroxide was most effective in reducing the numbers of both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria present on the toothbrush heads. Under the same test conditions, Listerine Antiseptic was shown to be secondarily effective for the same bacteria while the VIOlight unit was the least effective when compared to the other treatment groups.
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Beneduce, C.
Andreana, S.
Baxter, K.A.
Bowman, J.
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Germicidal activity
Aerobic and anaerobic bacteria
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Human
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Dentistry
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Antimicrobial agent
Bactericidal effect
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Tooth brush
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Abstract Objectives The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure...
The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva...
The study evaluated the antibacterial effect of VIOlight® (VL) Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer on biofilms after toothbrush exposure to human saliva...
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Anti-Infective Agents, Local - pharmacology
Antibiotics. Antiinfectious agents. Antiparasitic agents
Antimicrobial agents
Antiseptics
Bacteria
Bacteria, Aerobic - drug effects
Bacteria, Aerobic - radiation effects
Bacteria, Anaerobic - drug effects
Bacteria, Anaerobic - radiation effects
Biofilm
Biofilms - drug effects
Biofilms - radiation effects
Biological and medical sciences
Colony Count, Microbial
Dental Devices, Home Care - microbiology
Dentistry
Drug Combinations
Ent and stomatology
Germicidal activity
Humans
Hydrogen peroxide
Hydrogen Peroxide - pharmacology
Medical sciences
Microbiology
Microorganisms
Oral hygiene
Pharmacology. Drug treatments
Radiotherapy. Instrumental treatment. Physiotherapy. Reeducation. Rehabilitation, orthophony, crenotherapy. Diet therapy and various other treatments (general aspects)
Salicylates - pharmacology
Saliva - microbiology
Stomatology
Terpenes - pharmacology
Toothbrush
Toothbrushing - instrumentation
Ultraviolet Rays
Title Germicidal activity of antimicrobials and VIOlight ® Personal Travel Toothbrush Sanitizer: An in vitro study
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