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Taxonomic Analysis of Oral Microbiome during Orthodontic Treatment.

Int J Dent · 2021 · PMC8568516 · PMID 34745264

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In fact, towards the end of treatment and after appliance removal, Haemophilus , Rothia , and OTU65 ( Rothia ), which are often associated with health status [ 52 ], showed an increasing trend: also the abundance of the genus Streptococcus and OUT351 ( Streptococcus ) increased in time, suggesting that FAT induces minimal changes in the oral microbial composition and do not negatively affect oral health, if oral hygiene is properly maintained [ 13 ].

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a decreasing trendno p-value reported
The alpha diversity indices, which reflect microbial evenness and richness in each sample, were relatively stable during early stages of FAT and CAT: a decreasing trend was found for CAT in Guo et al.

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