Evaluating the suitability of Electrolysed Oxidising Water as a denture disinfectant.

C.S. Krishnan; K.C. Li; K.M. Lyons; G.R. Tompkins; R.D. Cannon

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Evaluating the suitability of Electrolysed Oxidising Water as a denture disinfectant.

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Evaluating the suitability of Electrolysed Oxidising Water as a denture disinfectant.

C.S. Krishnan, K.C. Li, K.M. Lyons, G.R. Tompkins and R.D. Cannon

Otago Medical School Research Society Meeting - PhD Student Speaker Awards, 263rd (Dunedin, New Zealand)

OMSRS - PhD Student Speaker Awards, Otago Medical School Research Society

17/08/2022

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/14724

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Abstract

Acrylic dentures can become colonised by Candida albicans and cause oral candidosis. Electrolysed oxidizing water (EOW), generated by passing an electric current through brine, has shown promise as a potent and “green” disinfectant. The suitability of neutral-pH EOW as a denture disinfectant is unknown. This study evaluated the storage stability of neutral-pH EOW (ANK Neutral Anolyte, Envirolyte, NZ), its anti-Candida albicans activity and the effect of long-term exposure on denture resins.

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Record Identifier: 9926478233601891
Title: Evaluating the suitability of Electrolysed Oxidising Water as a denture disinfectant.
Creators: C.S. Krishnan
K.C. Li
K.M. Lyons
G.R. Tompkins
R.D. Cannon
Contributors: Luke Wilson (Editor)
Helen Harcombe (Editor)
Prasath Jayakaran (Editor)
Laura Burga (Editor)
Jisha Antony (Editor)
Kate Morgaine (Editor)
Michael Garelja (Editor)
Adam Middleton (Editor)
Mudassir Anwar (Editor)
Trudy Milne (Editor)
Conference: Otago Medical School Research Society Meeting - PhD Student Speaker Awards, 263rd (Dunedin, New Zealand)
Academic Unit: Otago Medical School Research Society; Oral Rehabilitation; Oral Sciences; Pathology and Molecular Medicine (DSM); School of Physiotherapy; Medicine (DSM); Sir John Walsh Research Institute; Public Health (DSM); Biochemistry; Pharmacology and Toxicology; Microbiology and Immunology; School of Pharmacy; Office of the Head of Faculty (Dentistry)
Publisher: Otago Medical School Research Society
Date published ; e-published: 17/08/2022
Language: English
Resource Type ; Subtype: Conference presentation; Conference Abstract
Format: application/pdf