Assessment of the odontoclastic activity in extracted deciduous teeth with and without dental caries

Objectives: The aim of the study is to assess odontoclasts and inflammatory cells in extracted deciduous teeth, with without dental caries, thereby evaluate possibility decreased rate resorption/delay exfoliation due alteration cell count odontoclasts. Material Methods: Twenty teeth (10 caries 10 caries) were collected, prepared, sectioned, stained under a light microscope magnification ×400. Histological analysis was done number, shape, nature cells. Results: findings showed that odontoclastic activity more non-carious than carious which statistically significant ( P < 0.05). Findings also indicate predominance evident hyperemia highly significant. Conclusion: Odontoclast number are predominant whereas there clear dominance specimen over establishes may influence normal physiologic resorption at cellular level reduced odontoclast activity, reducing delaying exfoliation. Clinical Significance: This supports fact delayed exfoliation/shedding teeth.