1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0099-2399(96)80077-x
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Clinical evaluation of bacterial leakage of endodontic temporary filling materials

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“…The literature deals extensively with dye and bacterial microleakage of temporary fillings under different conditions (2)(3)(4)(5). This microleakage was suggested as one of the causes for root canal treatment failures (6).…”
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“…The literature deals extensively with dye and bacterial microleakage of temporary fillings under different conditions (2)(3)(4)(5). This microleakage was suggested as one of the causes for root canal treatment failures (6).…”
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“…El estudio evidenció el pobre desempeño que tuvo IRM® cuando se consideró la microfiltración, resultados que coinciden con estudios previos de Doveaux et al 20 y Bergenholtz 21 , asociado a la composición misma del material y a la susceptibilidad que la dosificación y manipulación 22,23 del material desencadena, sobre todo cuando un desafío de tiempo y temperatura existe, esto mencionados por Beach et al 22 , Cruz et al 23 , Srikumar et al 24 y Widerman et al…”
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“…Microleakage dye penetration study designs face challenges related to the nature of the penetrating material (radioisotopes, liquid dyes, fluid filtration, and electro-chemical), which because of differences in molecular size, viscosity, surface tension, or decoloration could influence the penetration capability and detection (1,5,6,10,14,15). In this study, Lactobacilli casei was specifically chosen because it is a facultative anaerobe that is easily cultured and identified under a microscope, and is commonly found in contaminated root canals.…”
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