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• W1499446987 abstract "The oral cavity environment is anatomically, physiologically, and microbiologically diverse. Oral microbial communities exist primarily as multispecies biofilms on the surfaces present in the oral cavity, although large numbers of organisms are also present in the fluid phase of the saliva. The microbial biofilm communities that develop in the oral cavity are clearly intrinsically driven by bacterial interactions, but they are also host driven. Factors such as age, immune status, hormone levels, salivary flow rate, smoking, and dental hygiene standards impact on oral microbial community formation and composition. Dietary factors and antibiotic usage both have major influences. Better understanding of population shifts and what causes them will inform future strategies that may include attempting to recolonize disease sites with more healthy communities. Despite the fact that most oral disease conditions are associated with oral bacteria, the communities that develop in the mouth do largely retain harmonious relationships with the host over long periods. The chapter talks about effect of diet on oral microbial communities. The antibiotic resistance gene pool within the oral microflora and the ability of oral bacteria to readily exchange genetic information within the close confines of biofilms reflect the potential for widespread transfer of antibiotic resistance genes across commensal, pathogenic, and food-borne bacteria." @default.
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• W1499446987 date "2014-04-30" @default.
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• W1499446987 title "The Oral Microbial Ecosystem and Beyond" @default.
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