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One of the main problems in dentistry is the injury caused by the long-term application of an ill-fitting denture.

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Tissue conditioners are usually used as a temporary relining material

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Tissue conditioners (TCs) are short-term soft liners, formed in situ from a mixture of a
polymer powder and a liquid plasticizer. This article reviews the recent advances in the
composition, functions, clinical use, gelation process, and physical properties of TCs and
their effects on denture bases and oral mucosa.
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Recent advances in tissue conditioners for prosthetic treatment

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Susceptibility to the colonization of microorganisms that caused  infection .

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Application of topical antifungal is the common management.

However procedural steps and repetitive application cause poor adherence to the treatment

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S tudies have been carried out to incorporate antifungal agents into tissue conditioners with excellent antifungal  properties  . It is a  convenient method by reducing the procedural steps for patient at home.

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The action of the drug was prolonged  and contribute to  faster tissue recovery from trauma

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T o  invent natural oral health care products , which is effective as  adjunct to tissue  conditioner  for denture wearer.

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Active ingredient : 5%  Ocimum   basilicum  essential oil

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Ocimum Basilicum Steam Distillation Natural Basil Essential Oil, Pack Type:  Bottle,Can, Rs 850 /kg | ID: 20225444133

Basil Essential Oil is derived from the leaves of the   Ocimum   basilicum   (O.  basilicum ) or  commonly known as sweet basil. The natural anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-depressant, and diuretic qualities of Basil made it a common component in the traditional medical practices of Asia

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O’basil  kills 99.9% of fungi and reduce the new colonization  O’basil   formulation kills 99.9% of fungi* that can cause irritation,  and denture stomatitis. *In laboratory tests. Fungus is Candida albicans

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The active ingredient of  O’basil  will be released throughout the time the tissue conditioner is placed prohibit the growth of fungal on the gum and inhibit the following consequences like denture stomatitis.

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Figure : Qualitative observation of the biofilm formation

Significantly reduced the attachment and colonization of   Candida albicans, a  pathogenic fungal

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Figure 2:  SEM images of tissue conditioner surface changes in individual specimen

O’basil  do not alter the properties of material.

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Cover the entire fitting surface of the denture with  Visco -gel .

Using  a dropper remove 1 drop of the liquid and add one drop of  O’basil

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Pour 1 measure of  of  powder into the mixing vessel.  A dd one measure of liquid  with  O’basil  into mixing vessel  and mix for 30 seconds.

Cover tissue surface of denture with tissue conditioner mixture. Insert denture tissue conditioner material into mouth approximately 2 or 3 minutes from start of mix. Instruct patient to close gently in normal occlusion and remain in rest position for a minimum of 2 minutes

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Remove denture from mouth in approximately 7 to 8 minutes from start of mix. Check for proper coverage, especially in border areas. Trim excess with a sharp instrument.

O’basil -loaded tissue conditioner can be a viable candidate for the simultaneous treatment of the injured mucosa and denture stomatitis

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High potential for   O’basil  to penetrate the dental  industry  due to  its  efficacy &  convenient application .   Everything is done to the standard of care, but you deliver it conveniently!

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INSPIRING TOMORROW'S DENTIST
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CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION
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Oral presentation  13th National Dental Student’s Scientific Conference 2021

Oral presentation 20th Annual Scientific Meeting of IADR Malaysian Section

Best Oral  presentation (2 nd ) UiTM Dental Student’s Symposium 2021

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Antifungal Efficacy Of Ocimum Basilic
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Conditioner Against Candida Albicans
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Dr.   Aiemeeza   Rajali Senior lecturer Centre for Restorative Dentistry Studies

Ts Nurhayati  Mohd  Zain Lecturer Centre for Preclinical Science Studies

Dr Nurul  Hanim  Othman Postgraduate student Doctor in Prosthodontics

Nurin   Hazirah   Enche  Muhammad Azmi Undergraduate student Bachelor of Dental Surgery

Nurafiqah   Aina   Amran 	 Undergraduate student Bachelor of Dental Surgery

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