Probiotika – Auch eine Chance für die Mundgesundheit?

S Kneist; M Bratanoff; N Reinhöfer

doi:10.1055/s-0034-1373647

ZWR - Das Deutsche Zahnärzteblatt, Table of Contents

ZWR - Das Deutsche Zahnärzteblatt 2014; 123(3): 66-73
DOI: 10.1055/s-0034-1373647

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Prophylaxe

Probiotika – Auch eine Chance für die Mundgesundheit?

Probiotics – a Chance for Oral Health

S Kneist

,

M Bratanoff

,

N Reinhöfer

Abstract

Probiotika haben ihren Einzug in die Zahnheilkunde genommen. Trotz der schnellen Zunahme unseres Wissens über Wirt-Erreger-Interaktionen bleiben viele Fragen zur Bedeutung von Probiotika für die Erhaltung der Mundgesundheit offen. Es besteht ein großer Bedarf, durch angemessene klinische Studien die die Mundgesundheit fördernden Mikroorganismen und den Nutzen von Probiotika zu beleuchten.

Probiotics have made their way into oral health care. Despite our rapidly increasing knowledge of host-pathogen interactions, the role of beneficial bacteria and probiotics in oral health remains obscure. There is a great need for elucidating the role of the oral beneficial bacteria and probiotics by properly conducted studies on the usefulness of probiotics to maintain or improve oral health.

Schlüsselwörter

Probiotika - Mundgesundheit

Keywords

Probiotics - Oral Health

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