Inorganic oxygen compounds of the three pulp mill floor with perforated patch.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Inorganic oxygen compounds of the three pulp mill floor with perforated patch [Keywords:] molar dental pulp diseases oxide Pulp pulp floor perforation is a more common treatment of the phenomenon, if not repair, can often lead to perforation of inflammatory periodontal tissue destruction zone, pulp and other adverse consequences of treatment failure. At present, a variety of materials have been clinically for the pulp floor perforation repair, due to its efficacy in different material properties vary, including three inorganic oxides (mineral trioxide aggregate, MTA) and calcium hydroxide paste (Dycal) is more commonly used materials, the author of the MTA and Dycal repair perforations of pulp floor to summarize the clinical efficacy, reported as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General information on the selected cases were due to pulpitis or 2002-2006 apical chamber at the undergraduate clinic patients. Selection criteria: by clinical examination and X-ray examination were diagnosed as molar pulp floor perforation, perforation area maximum width of lt;3 mm, X ray film showed furcation no or only mild damage to bone resorption, periodontal condition was normal, tooth mobility degree lt; degrees. selected teeth in 42 cases, 19 cases of maxillary molar mandibular molars in 23 cases, patient age (37 + -9) years (18 to 64 years), 20 males and 22 females. which pathological perforation in 14 cases, 28 cases of iatrogenic perforation. 1.2 Materials ProRoot MTA (Mineral trioxide aggregate, Dycal (chemically cured two-paste formulation of calcium hydroxide), the German dental company Dentsply. 1.3 Methods 42 teeth were randomly divided into 2 by treatment groups of 21. Iatrogenic perforation teeth cavity disinfection routine, normal saline flush, full of bleeding, perforation of the teeth were pathologic, under local anesthesia excavation perforation with a sharp proliferation of inflammatory granulation tissue, with 3% hydrogen pe