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As an oxidizing agent, ozone theoretically may affect biofilm detachment over time. Although ozone has demonstrated efficacy against planktonic (free-floating) bacteria and appears to becapable of removing biofilm, no studies demonstrating the effectiveness of ozoneagainst biofilm in dental units have been published.
