Pressure within the Pulp Chamber of the Dog's Tooth Relative to Arterial Blood Pressure

Wynn, Winfrey; Haldi, John; Hopf, M. A.; John, Kathryn M.

doi:10.1177/00220345630420051101

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“…The early measuring techniques for IFP were invasive, requiring direct exposure of pulpal tissue, e.g. the closed cannulation technique (Wynn et al . 1963, Beveridge & Brown 1965, Van Hassel 1971, Stenvik et al .…”

Section: Pulpal Pressuresmentioning

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“…1969) have measured the baseline compliance of the system investigated, whilst others (Heyeraas 1985, 1989) have not done so. To further complicate matters, there are other interrelated factors, such as the inflammatory reactions associated with pulpal tissue damage and the uncertainty of vascular influence (Wynn et al . 1963, Beveridge & Brown 1965, Stenvik et al .…”

Section: Pulpal Pressuresmentioning

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Crown cementation and pulpal health

Lam

Wilson

1999

Int Endodontic J

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A direct result of the liquid continuum within the pulpo-dentine complex is the effect of restorative dentistry on the health of the dental pulp. Better understanding of the role of the complex in relation to restorative dentistry enables strategies to be devised in preserving pulp vitality. A review of the literature produced good laboratory evidence to support the prophylactic sealing of crown preparations with dentine bonding agents.

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