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| 0704 |
11:00 AM | A Standardized Disinfecting Procedure to Control Microbial Contamination in Dental Unit Effluents During Dental Practice
L. MONTEBUGNOLI1, F. CERVELLATI1, R. MIATON1, F. BERLUTTI2, D. PASQUETTI2, and G. DOLCI2, 1Bologna University, Italy, 2University La Sapienza Rome, ROME, Italy |
| 0705 |
11:15 AM | Effect of Electronic Biocide to Control Dental Unit Water Contamination
K. ARAKI, and N. KUROSAKI, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Japan |
| 0706 |
11:30 AM | Risk of DUWLs viral cross-infection: the HCV model
M. ARTINI1, G. DOLCI1, M. DE LUCA1, F. BERLUTTI1, L. MONTEBUGNOLI2, A. CALLARI1, and L. SELAN1, 1Universitˆ di Roma "La Sapienza", Rome, Italy, 2Bologna University, Italy |
| 0707 |
11:45 AM | Effective decontamination of dental unit waterlines using a novel disinfection module
F. HARRINGTON, C. TUTTLEBEE, M. O'DONNELL, and D. COLEMAN, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| 0708 |
12:00 PM | Long-term Efficacy of the Antiretraction Valves in Controlling Fluid Retraction into Dental Unit Water Lines
L. MONTEBUGNOLI1, D. SERVIDIO1, L. SELAN2, M. DELUCA2, and G. DOLCI2, 1Bologna University, Italy, 2University La Sapienza Rome, ROME, Italy |
| 0709 |
12:15 PM | Peracetic acid: a useful tool for disinfection of dental unit water sprays?
F. BERLUTTI1, . MONTEBUGNOLI L2, M. DE LUCA1, L. SELAN1, M. ARTINI1, M. TECCA1, and G. DOLCI1, 1Universitˆ di Roma "La Sapienza", Rome, Italy, 2Universitˆ di Bologna, Italy |
| 0710 |
12:30 PM | Infection Control for a Digital Imaging Sensor
C.A. PETERSON, S.M. MAURIELLO, R.R. ARNOLD, and J. WEBSTER-CYRIAQUE, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA |
| 0711 |
12:45 PM | Ozone, An Effective Treatment For Dental Unit Water Lines
H.M. AL SHORMAN1, L. ABU-NABA'A1, W.A. COULTER2, and E. LYNCH1, 1Queens University Belfast, United Kingdom, 2Queens university Belfast, United Kingdom |
| 0712 |
1:00 PM | Exposure to dental unit aerosols and prevalence of respiratory disease
M. DITOLLA1, A. HO1, C. CHEN2, A.R. DENTINO3, and F.A. SCANNAPIECO4, 1University at Buffalo, NY, USA, 2University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA, 3Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, USA, 4State University of New York at Buffalo, USA |
| 0713 |
1:15 PM | Effect of Autoclaving on the Mechanical Properties of Dental Syringe Tubing
J.S. HUBAR, X. XU, W. PELON, and X. XIN, LSUHSC School of Dentistry, New Orleans, LA, USA |
| 0714 |
1:30 PM | Low concentration ozone treatment insufficient to control DUWL biofilm
B.E. CARDON1, P.D. ELEAZER2, R.D. MILLER1, and R.H. STAAT1, 1University of Louisville, KY, USA, 2University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA |
| 0715 |
1:45 PM | Survey of Microbial Numbers in Dental Unit Water
K. VOGT, S.E. GRUNINGER, and C. SIEW, American Dental Association, Chicago, IL, USA |
| 0716 |
2:00 PM | Rapid Detection of Microbial-Derived Components in Dental Unit Water Lines by NMR Analysis
C. SMITH, H. AL SHORMAN, M. GROOTVELD, E. LYNCH, B. MILLS, and C. SILWOOD, Queens University, Belfast, United Kingdom |
| 0717 |
2:15 PM | Efficacy of Strategies Disinfecting Municipally Supplied Dental Unit Water
T.S. RICH, R.P. CHRISTENSEN, D. STOKER, J. RANSOM, B. GLASGLOW, A. WARD, R. MCDONALD, A. BROOKS, and B.J. HOPE, Clinical Research Associates, Provo, UT, USA |
| 0718 |
2:30 PM | Effects of ultrasonic cleaning solutions on dental burs – A compatibility study
R. PUTTAIAH, J. LANGLEY, Dallas, TX, USA, and R. CEDERBERG |
| 0719 |
2:45 PM | Evaluation of a centralized water purification system for dental treatment water
R. PUTTAIAH1, R. CEDERBERG, R. SPEARS, I. PROENCA, J. ROBERTS1, A. THOMAS, and C. MOORE, 1Dallas, TX, USA |
| 0720 |
3:00 PM | Microbiological monitoring of dental treatment water and comparison of heterotrophic plate count methods
R. PUTTAIAH, A.C. THOMAS, C. MOORE, and R. CEDERBERG, Baylor College of Dentistry, Texas A&M University System Health Science Center, Dallas, USA |
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