AMPUTATION LEVEL OF DENTAL PULP FOR HARD TISSUE FORMATION WITH TETRACALCIUM PHOSPHATE / TWO-FOLD CONCENTRATION OF MCILVAIN’S BUFFERED SOLUTION
AMPUTATION LEVEL OF DENTAL PULP FOR HARD TISSUE FORMATION WITH TETRACALCIUM PHOSPHATE / TWO-FOLD CONCENTRATION OF MCILVAIN’S BUFFERED SOLUTION
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使用磷酸四钙/两倍浓度的 MCILVAIN 缓冲溶液形成硬组织的牙髓截肢水平
DOI:
10.1142/9789814291064_0075
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发表时间:
1999
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通讯作者:
T. Toda
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作者:
M. Yoshikawa;Y. Mandai;Y. Hiraoka;Harunobu Oonishi;T. Toda
The pulp was amputated at several levels in mandibular first molar canals of rats to determine whether a correlation exists between the amputation level and hard tissue formation. Tetracalcium phosphate containing cement (TeDC-Mc) was placed on a surface of amputated pulp and the chambers were sealed with a light curing resin. Histopathological procedures were performed after 1, 2, 3 and 4 weeks of pulp treatments.Three weeks after the operation, hard tissue formed in 100% in the case placed TeDC-Mc at the root canal orifice, and formed in 85% of the case at the middle portion. In the case of pulp amputated at the apical foramen, addition of hard tissue was recognized in 15.8%. Radicular pulp exhibited necrosis and no addition of hard tissue was observed in the canals that had been amputated at the canal orifice with sealing of the chamber. In the periapical area instrumented beyond the apical foramen and placed TeDC-Mc, reconstruction of the alveolar bone was recognized at a later period in 95 %. The activity of undifferentiated mesenchymal cells and odontoblasts in dental pulp might contribute to hard tissue formation. Long periods are required for reconstruction of alveolar bone because of a lack of undifferentiated mesenchymal cells.