Study on oral hygiene by nanobubbles from high-density nozzle

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An experiment was performed on oral bacteria removal using the design variables, which included the three-segment rotor speed of the testing device and three types of stainless steel meshes (with different layers). The overall hygienic results showed an effect of up to 95% bacteria removal, and some combinations had 100% hygienic effect. The study proposed that the use of nanobubble generated by a high-density stainless-steel mesh-manufactured nozzle removes dental bacteria. In addition, the device could also be used for auxiliary oral hygiene to decrease the frequency of future medical visits due to periodontal diseases or to enable the device to assist patients with severe periodontal disease more conveniently for oral hygiene.

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Lin, P. J. (2020). Study on oral hygiene by nanobubbles from high-density nozzle. Journal of Applied Biomaterials and Functional Materials, 18. https://doi.org/10.1177/2280800020919881

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