Cinnamic aldehyde for clinical analysis of root canal disinfection.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Cinnamic aldehyde for clinical analysis of root canal disinfection [Keywords:] root canal disinfection, cinnamic aldehyde, formaldehyde, cresol Root canal treatment, the ability to control the residual root canal re-infection caused by microorganisms is to determine the effect of root canal treatment an important factor. The infected root canal in a wide variety of microorganisms, can be found in the human mouth has been any genus, which is the dominant anaerobic microbial infection. currently used for root canal disinfection of many drugs, the traditional formocresol commonly used drugs were found to have strong cytotoxicity and semi-antigen, can cause root tip organization damage, so not ideal root canal disinfectant. cinnamic aldehyde (Cinnamaladehyde) Chinese cinnamon essential oil is the main component of the bacterial culture experiments to prove that by inhibiting bacterial growth, with strong anti-anaerobic effect, but also has anti-fungal and aerobic The role of bacteria, is available for root canal disinfection of the drug. I used root canal sealing cinnamic aldehyde drug as the experimental group, while the control group with formocresol, comparing different drugs for the difference in the efficacy of root canal therapy. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Select February 2005 -2007 in the hospital in March between the diagnosis of dental subjects of acute and chronic pulpitis, pulp necrosis and apical periodontitis in patients with a total of 176 cases, 176 teeth. 89 cases were male and , female 87 cases, aged 16 to 71 years, mean 41.5 years old. by clinical symptoms, examination, diagnosis of pulp electrical activity test for the following type of disease: acute and chronic pulpitis 66, a sinus apical 30, No sinus apical 38, pulp necrosis 42. for the distribution of teeth: 54 teeth, 62 premolars, molars 60. the patients by age, gender, type of teeth and the prevalence of randomly divided into cinna