Carceral settings as institutional exposures in caries microbiome research

Ahmad Yusroni; Muhammad Khairul Anwar; Yuyun Eka Kartika Sari

doi:10.1080/20002297.2026.2694733

June 26, 2026Journal of Oral MicrobiologyOpen Access

Carceral settings as institutional exposures in caries microbiome research

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This research aims to investigate the microbial signatures associated with dental caries in the incarcerated elderly population.
Evaluated salivary microbiota of elderly individuals in a carceral setting.
Conducted comparative analysis of microbiome profiles related to dental caries across different environments.
Identified distinct microbial signatures linked to dental caries prevalence in the incarcerated elderly population.
Found significant variations in salivary microbiota compared to non-incarcerated individuals.

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Uncovers microbial signatures of dental caries in incarcerated elderly, suggesting unique environmental impacts.

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To the Editor,We read with interest the article by Kijpornyongpan et al., ‘Microbial signatures of dental caries in the incarcerated elderly: a salivary microbiota study in a restricted environment...

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