COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF FERACRYLUM 1% AND FERACRYLUM 4% IN STOPING BLOODING AFTER GINGIVA INCISION

Background: Bleeding is often found in dental practice. Excessive bleeding can hinder wound healing. For the surgeon to achieve rapid and effective hemostasis important. Therefore, a topical hemocoagulation solution given help control surface by applying it locally. One such agent Feracrylum. Feracrylum polymer of polyacrylic acid containing 0.05 0.5% iron. iron element will react with albumin then convert water-soluble fibrinogen into water-insoluble fibrin which forms coagulum. This study aims compare effectiveness 1% 4% stopping after gingival incision. Method: true experimental that includes 3 treatment groups, namely group without being hemostatic agents, 1%, 4%, each consisting 9 rats. Data were collected calculating time from start until stopped incision using stopwatch recorded. analysis Shapiro-Wilk, homogeneity test Levene Test, nonparametric Kruskal-Wallis Mann Whitney. Result: The results showed average receiving Feracrylum, was 221 seconds, 103 50 seconds. Whitney there significant difference between groups. Conclusion: conclusion this application faster compared wistar