A combined avulsion and root fracture/avulsion trauma with ten years review

Misra, Sangeeta; Toumba, K. J.

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“…In terms of mitogenic and clonogenic capacity, milk is one of the most recommended solutions to maintain the viability of PDL fibroblasts in in vitro studies . Milk also appears to be a reliable viability supportive solution in clinical trials . In places where avulsion injuries usually occur, such as homes, schools, and in the street, milk is readily available.…”

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“…[10][11][12][13][14][15] In previous tooth replantation studies using HBSS and milk as storage media, there were different results concerning healing with normal PDL, surface resorption, replacement, and inflammatory resorption. 7,[16][17][18][19][20][21] Thus, it is important to understand how milk and HBSS affect healing differently after an avulsed tooth is replanted.…”

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“…Milk has physiological osmolality (230‐270 mOsm/kg), neutral pH (6.5‐7.2), low bacterial content, essential nutrients, and growth factors . In previous tooth replantation studies using HBSS and milk as storage media, there were different results concerning healing with normal PDL, surface resorption, replacement, and inflammatory resorption . Thus, it is important to understand how milk and HBSS affect healing differently after an avulsed tooth is replanted.…”

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Effect of avulsion storage media on periodontal ligament fibroblast differentiation

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2017

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Effect of avulsion storage media on periodontal ligament fibroblast differentiation

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2017

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“…); treatment of horizontal and vertical root fractures (Maki et al . , Misra & Toumba ); and pulp regeneration (Cehreli et al . , Chen et al .…”

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The effect of nonsetting calcium hydroxide on root fracture and mechanical properties of radicular dentine: a systematic review

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2012

Int Endodontic J

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The aim of this review was to identify and analyse all studies related to the effect of nonsetting calcium hydroxide [Ca(OH)(2)] on root fracture and various mechanical properties of radicular dentine. A PubMed search was conducted using the keywords 'calcium hydroxide' and 'dentistry' combined with MeSH terms 'tooth fractures' or 'mechanical phenomena' or 'compressive strength'. The search was expanded by including Embase and Web of Science databases, using the keywords 'calcium hydroxide' and 'root' and 'fracture'. The search was supplemented by checking the reference lists from each selected article. Each study had to meet the following criteria to be selected for review: (i) Inclusion of at least one experimental group with root or radicular dentine either filled with or exposed to nonsetting Ca(OH)(2); (ii) inclusion of at least one appropriate control group; and (iii) a minimum of five samples per experimental group. Only articles written in English were included. Of the 16 studies selected initially, 12 in vitro studies fulfilled the selection criteria for inclusion in the final review. No clinical studies that directly supported the correlation between Ca(OH)(2) intracanal dressing and root fracture were found in the literature. However, the majority of in vitro studies showed reduction in the mechanical properties of radicular dentine after exposure to Ca(OH)(2) for 5 weeks or longer. Conversely, the data were inconclusive regarding whether Ca(OH)(2) exposure for 1 month or less had a negative effect on the mechanical properties of radicular dentine.

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“…A literatura apresenta grande número de trabalhos clínicos e experimentais demonstrando a eficiência do hidróxido de cálcio no tratamento endodôntico de dentes reimplantados (8,10,(34)(35)(36)37,38). Seu pH alcalino exerce uma ação antimicrobiana no conduto radicular e impede a evolução de processos infecciosos, adicionalmente as toxinas produzidas pelas bactérias são desnaturadas pela ação do hidróxido de cálcio (39)(40)(41)(42).…”

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Reimplante dentário após obturação do canal com pasta de hidróxido de cálcio associado ao plug apical de MTA

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Esteves JC. Tooth Replantation after root canal filling with calcium hydroxide paste associated to MTA apical plug. Histological study in rats.[dissertation]. UNESP -Univ. Estadual PaulistaThe aim of this study was to assess the repair process of late reimplant of rat teeth after root canal filling with calcium hydroxide paste and MTA apical plug. Forty rats were divided into 4 groups of 10 animals each. In all of animals the upper right incisors were extracted. Group I, the teeth were reimplanted in the socket, immediately. In the other groups, the teeth were kept in a dry environment for 60 minutes. Then, the dental papilla, enamel organ, pulp and periodontal ligament were removed. Subsequently, were immersed in a solution of sodium fluoride acid phosphate for 10 minutes. After these procedures the root canal were filled in Group II with sterile saline solution, Group III, with calcium hydroxide paste and Group IV, with calcium hydroxide paste and MTA apical plug. The animals were sacrificed at 60 days after surgery and the specimens were analyzed histologically and histometrically. The results showed the Group I presented the best pattern of repair and rehabilitation of periodontal reattachment and periapical repair. Group IV presented a lower incidence of inflammatory resorption when compared to Groups II and III (p <0.05). There was more replacement resorption in Group IV compared to Group I (p <0.05). The analysis of total resorption, the Groups II and III were more affected than Group I (p <0.05). In Group IV, the periapical region showed fibrous tissue well-vascularized with areas of mineralized tissue formation in nine specimens next to the MTA. Based on these results, we conclude that the calcium hydroxide paste associated with the MTA apical plug produced favorable results in dental reimplantation related to inflammatory resorption and periapical tissue repair.

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A combined avulsion and root fracture/avulsion trauma with ten years review

Abstract: Regular clinical and radiographic reviews took place over ten years from the injury and both 11 and 21 are currently successfully functional in the arch.

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Effect of avulsion storage media on periodontal ligament fibroblast differentiation

Effect of avulsion storage media on periodontal ligament fibroblast differentiation

The effect of nonsetting calcium hydroxide on root fracture and mechanical properties of radicular dentine: a systematic review

Reimplante dentário após obturação do canal com pasta de hidróxido de cálcio associado ao plug apical de MTA

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