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ishi
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 Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 9:20 am Post subject: in order to ensure successful indirect pulp cappin |
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 in order to ensure successful indirect pulp cappin d most imp criterion is
1. placement of a temporary restoration wid excellent sealin prop
2. use an agent dat stimulates secondary dentin formation
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kalpu
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option 1.........
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commonly v use ca-hydroxide ..
1. does it have good sealing
2. or ability to stimulate sec dentin ?
option 2 i believe!! |
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kalpu
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But we also place temporary restoration over calcium hydroxide base.
We don't restore the tooth with ca(oH)2, so it doesn't make sense whether ca(oh)2 is having a good sealing property or not!
If there is not an excellent seal after temp. restn in IPC, ther are more chances of failure of IPC..........
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| temporary v give zn-o eugenol.. where is it mentioned it got excellent sealing ability .. it neither bonds to tooth n above all it is highly soluble !! |
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shrutishridhar
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| shud b 1 option |
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msdent
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| option 1 is most important criteria for successful tx. coz Ca(OH)2 is material of choice for IPC. And it needs time to wait for calcified bridge formation . So temp restoration with good seal is most important to prevent further stimulation from oral cavity. |
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Snow_White
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| option 2 i thnk.. |
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nitin1981
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| option 2....Kalpu is correct. |
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cyprus
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important criterion for capping agents is to preserve the vitality of pulp beneath...
a medicament may/may not stimulate seconadary dentine formation....
though caoh is traditionally used it creates tunnel defects..its alkaline environment favours calcific bridgeformation...but not with every case...the material may give a calcified bridge, granulation tissue or a layer with atrophic zone...so i feel the first one is the better answer |
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