Simple Summary The oral and nasal microbiomes can be understood as a gateway ecosystem because the oral cavity connects the upper digestive tract and the upper airway. Diet, saliva, oxygen tension, breathing route, host immunity, and microbial ecology meet at this interface. This narrative review examines bacteria, fun...
Mark L. Cannon, John Peldyak, Paul R. Reynolds et al.· Microorganisms· 0 citations
The oral cavity and the nasal passage form a single, continuously mixed ecological gateway rather than two independent niches: saliva is swallowed roughly once every one to two minutes while awake, and nasal mucus is transported posteriorly into the nasopharynx on a cycle of roughly ten to twenty minutes, so oral and n...
John Peldyak, Paul R. Reynolds, César Ulises Alas Pineda et al.· Biomedicines· 0 citations
A narrative review summarizes microbial transit, key taxa, salivaomics, systemic associations, and practical oral control points and identifies clinical control points, including probiotics and polyols such as xylitol, as selective microbiome-modulating adjuncts at varying stages of evidence.
Mark L. Cannon, John Peldyak, David J. Vigerust· Dental journal· 0 citations
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