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Anaerobic Bacteria

Bacteria that can survive and grow without the presence of free oxygen in their immediate environment. They are present is periodontal pockets and release toxins that destroy bone and gum tissue.

Anaerobic fragilis

fragilis, the most common and virulent strain of oral anaerobic bacilli

Anaerobic bacteria sometimes associated with periodontitis:

B. endodontalis, n a strain of B. melaninogenicus associated with papal infections.

B. forsythus, n a recently identified anaerobic gram-negative species of Bacteroides found in periodontal pockets.

B. fragilis, n the most common and virulent strain of a genus of obligate anerobic bacilli normally found in the mouth, upper respiratory system, colon, and genital tract.

B. gingivalis, n a strain of B. melaninogenicus associated with acute periodontitis.

B. intermedius, n a strain of B. melaninogenicus associated with acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis.

B. melaninogenicus, n a small, gram-negative diplobacillus, also known as Bacterium melaninogenicum, found in the mouth and pharynx.


 

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