Formocresol is common treatment in exposed pulp of primary teeth at caries, trauma and damaged with cavity preparation. Although, clinical and radiographic success and good clinical results are observed, dentistry societies are still searching for materials interchangeable with formocresol. Suab1 is a phytochemical agent that was selected because of its anti- bleeding effect. In this study, we ...

An in vitro study was conducted to determine the adaptation of composite resin restorative material to rounded and acute-angled retention grooves of Class I cavity preparations on 24 extracted premolars. Two chemically cured (P-IO ® and Miradapt ®) and 2 light-cured (Prisma-Fil ® and FulFil ®) composite resin materials, after being coded to create a blind study, were injected into cavity prepar...

Two possible causes of crown dilaceration are trauma and developmental disturbances, and it has also been proposed that it might be associated with some developmental syndromes. This article details the diagnosis and describes the alterations in endodontic treatment procedures while managing crown dilaceration in maxillary central incisor. Diagnosis, endodontic access cavity preparation, root c...

It has been suggested that patients should accept the use of the air abrasion technique over the conventional handpiece due to the reduced need for anesthesia. Technologies for both air abrasion and the conventional rotary handpiece have, in recent decades, seen major improvements, but there are no recent scientific publications that evaluate the patient's preference for these two technologies ...

OBJECTIVES To quantify the temperature increments in a simulated dental pulp following irradiation with an Er:YAG laser, and to compare those increments when the laser is applied with and without water spray. METHODS Two cavities were prepared on either the buccal or lingual aspect of sound extracted teeth using the laser. One cavity was prepared with water spray, the other without and the or...

OBJECTIVE This study was conducted to analyze microleakage in Class V cavity preparation, using rewetting (or not) just after burr or Er:YAG laser preparation of enamel and dentin walls in permanent teeth. BACKGROUND DATA Several studies reported microleakage around composite restorations when cavity preparation was done or treated by Er:YAG laser. As the hybridized laser is removed when this...

Preparations of apical cavities in resected root ends using rotary burs, with and without citric acid rinse, and ultrasonic tips were compared based on the presence or absence of superficial debris and smear layer. Three groups of 20 extracted teeth each were prepared as follows; I, a size 010 round bur was used to prepare an apical cavity 2-3 mm down the long axis of the root; II, treatment as...

This study evaluated the bond strength of root-end filling materials to root-end cavities using a new methodology. Twenty maxillary central incisors were subjected to biomechanical preparation (#80 hand file) and sectioned transversally 2 mm short of the apex and 4 mm coronally to this point. The root cylinders were embedded in acrylic resin and positioned at 45° to the horizontal plane for pre...

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of various incremental filling techniques on adhesion between composite and cavity floor using light-cured resin composite. Black ABS resin and hybrid resin composite were used as mold materials--instead of dentin--for the preparation of cavities, and standardized to 5x5x5 mm. Each cavity was then treated with a bonding system (Clearfil SE bo...

Pathologies of the implant cavity wall currently cannot be diagnosed by direct observation because of the rapid pollution of the optical systems used. A technique to examine prepared implant sites intraoperatively to diagnose possible risk factors for the osseointegration process is presented. Examination of implant cavities is performed with support immersion endoscopy (SIE). Using a specially...