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Dental plaque bacteria metabolism encompasses the biochemical processes carried out by the diverse microbial community within dental plaque biofilms. Key aspects include carbohydrate fermentation, leading to acid production and enamel demineralization, and nitrogen metabolism, which can buffer pH through ammonia production. The metabolic interactions between different bacterial species contribute to the overall structure and pathogenic potential of the dental biofilm.
Antibiotics: Disrupt bacterial cell wall synthesis or inhibit bacterial metabolism. Fluoride: Inhibits enamel demineralization and promotes remineralization. Xylitol: Inhibits bacterial metabolism and reduces plaque formation.
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