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New Antimicrobial Macromers for Dental Self-Etch Adhesives

Objectives:

Antimicrobial adhesives help to eliminate remaining bacteria after minimally invasive therapy. This pilot-study investigates trialkylammonium-oligo(oxazoline)-methacrylamides M2a and M2b of varying spacer-length as antimicrobial macromers in the two-component self-etching adhesive AdheSE®. Macromer M2a (n=23; M=1914 M2b (n=55; M=3705 g/mol)

Methods:

Four experiments were conducted using the following formulations.

Exp.1 : Antimicrobial Activity
ExperimentalControl
AdheSE®Primer+2.5wt.-%M2b (AP-2.5b)AdheSE®Primer (AP)
AdheSE®Primer+5wt.-%M2b (AP-5b)AdheSE®Primer (AP)
AdheSE®Bond+2.5wt.-%M2b (AB-2.5b)AdheSE®Bond (AB)
AdheSE®Bond+5wt.-%M2b (AB-5b)AdheSE®Bond (AB)
Exp.2 : Storage-Stability (42°C)
AP-2.5aAP+AB
AP-2.5bAP+AB
Exp.3 : Comparison of antimicrobial activities
AB-5bAB
AB+5wt.-% MDPB (AB-M)AB
AB+5wt.-% Q-DAPMAA (AB-Q)AB
Exp.4 : Leaching-Resistance
GDMA+HEMA+M2a (22.3+77+3.7 wt-%)(GH-a)not applicable
GDMA+HEMA+MDPB (22.3+77+3.7 wt-%)(GH-M) not applicable

Exp.1) Each combination of experimental versus control formulation was applied onto one glass slide, spray-inoculated with S.mutans (ATCC, strain 25175), incubated under agar (24h/37°C) and stained with 2,3,5-triphenyltetrazoliumchloride to determine colony-forming-units (CFU).

Exp.2) Shear-bond-strength (SBS) (ISO/TS-11409, n=5) of AP-2.5a and AP-2.5b stored at 42°C to bovine dentin was determined using AB and Tetric EvoFlow composite.

Exp.3) Activity of AB-5b against S.aureus (ATCC, strain 25923) was compared to that of N-pyridinium-10-hydroxydecyl-methacrylate (MDPB) in AB-M or N-dodecyl-N,N-dimethyl-N'-(3-propylammonium)-methacrylamide (Q-DAPMAA) in AB-Q.

Exp.4) A glass slide coated with GH-a or GH-M was washed with phosphate buffer at 25°C for 4 and 7 days and activity against S.mutans determined as in experiment 1.

Results:

Exp.1
sampleCFUxcm-2controlCFUxcm-2
AP-2.5b6AP35
AP-5b0AP58
AB-2.5b6AB74
AB-5b4AB75
Exp.2
weeks@42°CSBS [MPa]
AP-2.5aAP-2.5bAP+AB
018.4±1.719.3±1.919.4±4
417.3±4.322.4±4.521.2±4
818.8±1.519.0±2.419.9±1.8
Exp.3
sampleCFUxcm-2controlCFUxcm-2
AB-5b0AB>>100
AB-M33AB76
AB-Q>>100AB>>100
Exp.4
days of washingCFUxcm-2
GH-aGH-M
40>>100
70>>100

Conclusions:

In-vitro experiments with trialkylammonium-oligo(oxazoline)-methyacrylamides showed M2a and M2b's applicability as potent antimicrobial agents in self-etching adhesive formulations.


Division: AADR/CADR Annual Meeting
Meeting: 2008 AADR/CADR Annual Meeting (Dallas, Texas)
Location: Dallas, Texas
Year: 2008
Final Presentation ID: 1099
Abstract Category|Abstract Category(s): Dental Materials 5: Polymer-based Materials - Chemistry and Composition
Authors
  • Bock, Thorsten  ( Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Schaan, N/A, Liechtenstein )
  • Poppe, Dirk  ( Ivoclar Vivadent, Schaan, N/A, Liechtenstein )
  • Salz, Ulrich  ( Ivoclar Vivadent, Schaan, N/A, Liechtenstein )
  • Waschinski, Christian  ( Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg, Freiburg, N/A, Germany )
  • Tiller, Jörg  ( Albert-Ludwigs University Freiburg, Germany, Freiburg, N/A, Germany )
  • SESSION INFORMATION
    Poster Session
    Properties of Polymers
    04/05/2008