Indirect pulp capping in primary molar using glass ionomer cements

Metalita, Murtia; Tedjosasongko, Udijanto; Nuraini, Prawati

doi:10.20473/j.djmkg.v47.i4.p190-193

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“…Bahan SIK dapat menstimulasi proses perbaikan dan remineralisasi dentin yang mengalami demineralisasi, mencegah formasi dan kolonisasi bakteri yang tertinggal di kavitas, dan sekresi fluoride yang berperan sebagai anti kariogenik (Metalita, et al, 2014).…”

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Pendekatan Klinis Perawatan Indirect Pulp Capping bagi Pelajar

Sofiani,

Nurhasanah,

Orienty

2023

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Cavities or caries are diseases of the hard tissue of the teeth. The presence of caries must not be ignored and must be treated because carious lesions can spread and result in pain, tooth loss, and infection of the tissues supporting the teeth. This community service activity aims to increase public awareness of dental and oral health through curative efforts and evaluation of the clinical picture after indirect pulp capping treatment at the State Agricultural Development Vocational School, Ikurkoto Health Center Area, Padang City. The method used in this service begins with patient screening, pulp capping treatment, and evaluation in the form of subjective and objective examinations 1 week after treatment. Participants in the activity were 403 patients who came from around the Ikurkoto Community Health Center area. This activity found that cavities were more common in the back (posterior) teeth, especially the lower molars, as much as 80%, compared to the front (anterior) teeth, as much as 20%. The material used is a bioactive material, namely Glass Ionomer Cement (SIK) type 2 with different brands, namely Fuji II LC (type II aesthetic) 70% and Fuji IX (type II reinforced) 30%. The evaluation results after treatment showed that as many as 71% of dental patients were asymptomatic and responded well to pulp capping treatment.

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Pendekatan Klinis Perawatan Indirect Pulp Capping bagi Pelajar

Sofiani,

Nurhasanah,

Orienty

2023

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“…4 Glass ionomer cement (GIC) owing to its sustained fluoride release, has been cited as the most successful IPT agent. 9 Conventional GICs possess limitations related to their susceptibility to dehydration and poor physical properties, such as high solubility and slow setting rate. Nevertheless, certain of these deficiencies have been overcome by recent modified GIC liners.…”

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Dilute Silver Diamine Fluoride (1:10) Versus Light Cure Calcium Hydroxide as Indirect Pulp Capping Agents in Primary Molars – A Randomized Clinical Trial

Shafi

Kaur

Choudhary

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To evaluate the clinical and radiographic outcomes of diluted silver diamine fluoride (1:10) and light cure calcium hydroxide as indirect pulp capping agents in primary molars. Study design: Fifty-six primary molars requiring indirect pulp treatment were randomly allocated to two groups: Dilute SDF (one drop of SDF mixed with 9 drops of distilled water giving a 1:10 dilution) and light cure calcium hydroxide. The indirect pulp treatment was followed by glass ionomer cement restoration and all primary molars received stainless steel crown as full coverage restoration. The teeth were followed up both clinically and radiographically at 1,6-and 12-months' time interval using a pre-determined criterion. The results were statistically analyzed using Chi square analysis. The significance level was set at p ≤0.05. Results: Overall clinical and radiographic success rate of indirect pulp treatment with SDF was 96% and with light cure calcium hydroxide was 91.6% respectively at the end of 12 months but the difference was not statistically significant (p>0.05). Conclusion: Dilute silver diamine fluoride (1:10) can be advocated as potential indirect pulp capping agent in primary molars with deep carious lesions.

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