Table 1.
Totally or partially proven probiotic activity and mode of action on oral pathogens.
Probiotic | Activity | References |
---|---|---|
S. salivarius K12 | Antagonism | [10] |
L. reuteri | Coaggregation | [11] |
S. salivarius K12, M18 | Interaction withepithelium | [12] |
L. acidophilus LA-5 | Modulation of biofilm | [13] |
L. casei LC-11 | Reduction of cariogenic biofilm potential | [13] |
L. paracasei | Caries management | [14,15] |
Lactobacilli sp | Periodontal control | [16] |
Bifidobacterium sp | Gingivitis management | [16] |
L. rhamnosus GG | Modulation of immune response | [17] |
Bifidobacterium | Improved resistance | [16,18] |
Animalis subsp. lacis | to oral infections |