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- Azinović Z, Azinović I, Krznarić O, Brajdić D. Number of the Dentinal Tubules as a Function of Cavity Dept. Acta Stomatol Croat. 2003;37(3):304-5.
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| Title in English: |
Number of the Dentinal Tubules as a Function of Cavity Dept |
| Title in Croatian: |
Broj dentinskih tubula kao funkcija dubine kaviteta |
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congress abstract |
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DENTIN LEAKAGE DENTAL CAVITY PREPARATION |
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The aim of this study was to determine if there is any defference between the number of exposed dentinal tubules on the cross section of the coronal dentine. By scanning electron microscopy comparative observation was carried out on 60 specimens of human coronal dentine, divided into 3 groups, in relation to the distance from the enamel-dentine junction and the pulp. Coronal dentine in the region of the central fissure was observed on three levels:1. Cross section of the coronal dentine, 1 mm from the enamel-dentine junction.2. Cross section of the coronal dentine, half-distance between the enamel-dentine junction and the pulp.3. Cross section of the coronal dentine, 1 mm from the roof of the pulp chamber.Openings of the exposed dentinal tubules were counted in a square size 50 x 50 µm of the dentinal surface. The number was divided by 2500 to obtain the number of the openings of the dentinal tubules in the square micrometer (N/µm2). This number was multiplied by 106 to obtain the number of the openings of the dentinal tubules in the square millimeter (N/mm2).The mean number of the openings of the dentinal tubules on the first level was 9600/mm2, on the second level 27100/mm2 and on the third level 58300/mm2. Using the one-way analysis of variance was found ratio MStreatment/MSerror 305.22, that was greater than F 0.99 (2.57) 4.98.The results showed that there is significant statistical difference in the number of exposed dentinal tubules between all three groups of specimens. |
- Azinović I, Turner I, Krznarić M, Aunedi I. S.E.M. Analysis of the Interaction Between Green Or and the Dentine. Acta Stomatol Croat. 2003;37(3):301-2.
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S.E.M. Analysis of the Interaction Between Green Or and the Dentine |
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S.E.M. raščlamba međudjelovanja Green OR-a i dentina |
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congress abstract |
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MICROSCOPY, ELECTRON, SCANNING DENTIN |
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the interaction between Green Or, a dentinal desensitizer, and restorative materials used in adhesive preparation, and its possible influence on the adhesiveness of those materials to the enamel and dentine. Green Or is used to reduce pain sensation in hypersensitive teeth by mehanical occlusion of the dentine tubules or the inhibition of neuronal repolarization. Mehanical occlusion is made by blocking the dentine tubules with a compact crystaline precipitate that covers the exposed dentine surface, while the neural depolarization is produce by released potassium ions.The investigation included 6 human third molars extracted for orthodontic or periodontal reasons. The teeth were divided into three groups of 2 teeth each according to the type of material used for filling: fluid and mycrohybrid composites, and silver amalgam. In every group we applied the desensitizer green or onto the walls of the dental cavities and with S.E.M. observation at high degree of magnification investigated how it affevts the conjunction of dentine and restorative materials. All speciments were observed with the Scansion Electron Microscope (S.E.M.) at the “Department of Quality Control” pliva in Zagreb.The results of S.E.M. observation at very high magnification in all three investigated groups show the close connection of the applied materials to the enamel an dentine. Microscoping the conjunction beetween the dentine and materials we used for filling in Groups A and B, showed that the use of Green Or does not alter the adhesiveness of the restorative adhesive-composite materials to the dental wall, nor does it modifies their sealing action on enamel and dentine. The desensitizer layer is indistinguishable with the adhesive-composite layers which enables strong adherence to the dentinal walls of cavities. The results obtained in group C specimens, in which silver amalgam was used as a filling material, show that Green Or did not interfere with the adhesion process of the alloy and the enamel and dentine.As found by many authors, the desensitizer Green Or, when used as a liner in the tooth filled with resins or alloys, did not decrease the adhesion of the restorative materials. The results obtained in the study show that Green Or is able to form a uniform layer that covers and occludes dentine tubules and enables good isolation of deep dentine from the restorative materials. This should constitute an efficacious sealing of dentinal tubules and provoke a decrease in dentinal sensitivity to intraoral nociceptive stimuli, almost in the acute phase. Observation of different dental sections with a Scanning Electron Microscope (S.E.M.) shows that desensitizer established an efficient and powerful interconnection with the different adhesive materials or silver amalgam utilized in the study. |
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