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Failure to maintain adequate hygiene of the prosthesis has been shown to be associated with a high level of oral Candida colonization, with surface roughness of prosthesis providing niches in which the microorganisms are protected from shear forces and oral hygiene measures. This surface roughness can also be attributed to the use of denture brush, which results in a ploughing type of surface of the denture.[1] Hence, there is a need for a study to evaluate and compare the short term adhesion and long term penetration of Candida albicans into different types of heat cure acrylic materials, with and without denture brush abrasion and to compare the adherence and penetration among these materials.

the journal of indian prosthodontic society

A comparative in-vitro microbiological study to evaluate the penetration by Candida albicans of different heat cure acrylic resins after denture brush abrasion