PERBEDAAN JUMLAH KOLONI BAKTERI CAIRAN SULKUS GINGIVA ANTARA VEGETARIAN MURNI DAN VEGETARIAN TIDAK MURNI: (Kajian pada Mahasiswa di Yogyakarta
Periodontal health can be influenced by an imbalance of nutrients and types of food texture. Vegetarian diet is different from diet in general. Vegetarian diet is a diet that avoids consumption of meat, polutry, and seafood. And divided in two groups there are vegan (pure vegetarian) and impure vege...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2014
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| Summary: | Periodontal health can be influenced by an imbalance of nutrients and
types of food texture. Vegetarian diet is different from diet in general. Vegetarian
diet is a diet that avoids consumption of meat, polutry, and seafood. And divided
in two groups there are vegan (pure vegetarian) and impure vegetarian. This
study aimed to determine the differences in periodontal health between vegan
(pure vegetarian) and impure vegetarian by measuring number of bacterial
colonies in gingival crevicular fluid (in college student of Yogyakarta).
This observational study with cross sectional approach involved 30
vegetarians, who were divided into two groups. Vegan group consisted of 15
subject and impure vegetarian group consisted of 15 subjects. All subject aged
17-30 years old who had been diet at least 2 years and lived in Yogyakarta.
Gingival crevicular fluid sample was taken from one healthy lower posterior teeth
with paper point were inserted into the sulcus. After that, samples were cultured
in BHI agar for 24 hours at 37oC. The number of bacterial colonies that grown
were counted then the results was analyzed using independent sample t-test.
The result showed a significant difference (p<0.05) between the number of
bacterial colonies in gingival crevicular fluid of vegan (77,33 ± 37,894 x 101
CFU/ml) and impure vegetarian (45,60 ± 25,542 x 101 CFU/ml). Concluded the
number of bacterial colonies in gingival crevicular fluid in vegan is higher than
impure vegetarian (in college student of Yogyakarta).
Keywords: impure vegetarian, number of bacterial colonies, vegan/pure
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