1978
DOI: 10.1016/0003-9969(78)90119-x
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Effects of the degree of tubule occlusion on the permeability of human dentine in vitro

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“…Thus, the changes in permeability in this experiment were considered a percentage of Stage 1, using the Lp value as 100% flow permits evaluation of modifications in dentin permeability following the test treatments. Each specimen was its own control (4,6,11,12). This study showed that exposure to acidic beverages removed the smear layer surface and increased dentin permeability.…”
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“…Thus, the changes in permeability in this experiment were considered a percentage of Stage 1, using the Lp value as 100% flow permits evaluation of modifications in dentin permeability following the test treatments. Each specimen was its own control (4,6,11,12). This study showed that exposure to acidic beverages removed the smear layer surface and increased dentin permeability.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The evaluation of dentin permeability is performed by calculating the hydraulic conductance by method of fluid filtration (12). This method is the measurement of a fluid volume forced through a dentin barrier on a determined hydrostatic pressure for unit of area, time and/or pressure.…”
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“…15,16 Oxalate solutions or gels react with ionized calcium in dentin to form insoluble crystals of calcium oxalate. 17,18 Because of their ability to occlude the dentinal tubules, oxalate-based desensitizers are considered potent agents in the treatment of dentin sensitivity. 18 The calcium oxalate crystals formed into the dentinal tubules were shown to reduce the fluid conductance of dentin, 19,20 reducing the pain sensation.…”
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“…A sensação dolorosa é resultado da estimulação da dentina exposta através do movimento rápido do fluido para dentro ou para fora dos túbulos dentinários. O deslocamento do fluido no interior dos túbulos determina uma alteração na pressão intrapulpar que estimula as terminações nervosas localizadas na interface dentina-polpa e, assim, resulta na geração de dor (BRÄNNSTRÖM, 1966(BRÄNNSTRÖM, , 1972(BRÄNNSTRÖM, , 1986 GREENHILL;PASHLEY, 1981;PASHLEY et al, 1978PASHLEY et al, , 1984PASHLEY;GALLOWAY, 1985 O uso de dentifrícios dessensibilizantes também tem demonstrado resultados positivos em estudos in vivo (DOCIMO et al, 2009;QUE et al, 2010;SILVERMAN et al, 1996). Dentre as diferentes formulações existentes, os dentifrícios com a tecnologia Pro-Argin, baseada em arginina e carbonato de cálcio, oferece a possibilidade de sua aplicação por profissionais sendo uma ótima opção de tratamento da hipersensibilidade dentinária no consultório (CUMMINS, 2011;TSAI;PLACA;PANAGAKOS, 2012).…”
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