Table 2. Overview of in-vitro red fluorescence as observed in medium with serum.

Saliva number	Gender of the donor	Age of the donor	Clinical percentage of red plaque fluorescence after a 14 days no oral hygiene challenge [16]	BOMP (%) after a 14 days no oral hygiene challenge [16]	In-vitro red fluorescence, anaerobe serum group	In-vitro red fluorescence, both sucrose groups
1	Male	23	23	53	High	Low
2	Female	30	21	37	High	Low
3	Male	23	27	42	High	Low
4	Female	24	3	45	High	Low
5	Female	26	21	10	Low	Low
6	Female	20	0	5	Low	Low
7	Female	19	0	8	Low	Low
8	Female	29	0	2	Low	Low

The clinical percentage of red plaque fluorescence refers to the amount of red fluorescent dental plaque present after 14 days no oral hygiene [16]. The BOMP refers to the percentage of sites in the mouth which are bleeding on marginal probing after 14 days no oral hygiene [16].