1956
DOI: 10.1016/0030-4220(56)90103-7
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Reparative dentine following cavity preparation and fillings in the rat molar

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“…Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) 2 ) and Ca(OH) 2 compounds are the gold standards used to preserve vitality through pulp capping since 1920 [3]. Numerous subsequent studies have demonstrated dentinal bridge formations in about 50% -87% of cases capped with various Ca(OH) 2 formulations [4][5][6]. However, Ca(OH) 2 and their formulations have been known as having a limited effect on pulp tissue repair.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH) 2 ) and Ca(OH) 2 compounds are the gold standards used to preserve vitality through pulp capping since 1920 [3]. Numerous subsequent studies have demonstrated dentinal bridge formations in about 50% -87% of cases capped with various Ca(OH) 2 formulations [4][5][6]. However, Ca(OH) 2 and their formulations have been known as having a limited effect on pulp tissue repair.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neki autori zato patolo{ki dentin smatraju reparatornim tkivom i to naj~e{}e ako se radi o dentinskom mostu koji se formira na eksponiranoj pulpi. 5,8,9 Nasuprot ovome, brojni autori, dentinu koji se lu~i pod dejstvom iritacija prepisuju isklju}ivo patolo{ki karakter. 1,11,4,12,30,29,27 Vojinovi} i sar.…”
Section: Spolja{nji Faktori Koji Uti~u Na Proces Patolo{ke Dentinogenezeunclassified
“…Weider i sar. 8,9 su dokazali da je stvaranje patolo{kog dentina kod dubokog kaviteta u po~etku usporenije, da bi se na kraju ubrzalo.…”
Section: Mehanizam Lu~enja Patolo{kog Dentinaunclassified
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“…Schour and Massler [22] have stated that human and rat molars are similar histologically and physiologically, as well as in form and function. In a number of histological studies, the rat molar has been used as a test object and analyzed for its reactions to various medicaments and experimental conditions [22][23][24]. At this time, the rat molar is the preferred biologic test object because of its established similarities to the human molar and its availability in large numbers, and because it can be studied under controlled conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%