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Introduction
Etiology
Vaccines
Mechanism of action of vaccine
Routes of Immunization
Types of caries vaccine
Attempts using Antibodies
Risks of Using Caries Vaccine
Conclusion
Introduction
S. mutans:
Oral.
Systemic (subcutaneous).
Active gingivo-salivary.
mucosal sites.
4. Minor salivary gland
Egg-yolk antibodies.
Transgenic plants.
Continued
Subunit vaccines.
Recombinant vaccines.
Conjugated vaccines.
Attempts using antibodies
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