17 research outputs found
Histological Study of the Periapical Tissues of Incompletely Formed Pulpless Teeth Filled with Zinc Preparations and with Magnesium Hydroxide
Full text link The effect of various zinc preparations and magnesium hydroxide on the apical tissues of incompletely formed premolars in dogs was studied histologically. Favorable results were obtained in 13 of 19 instances where zinc oxide and eugenol were used. Zinc oxide with water or zinc sulfate solution and magnesium hydroxide with water produced unsatisfactory results. </jats:p
A Histological Study of the Periapical Tissues of Incompletely Formed Pulpless Teeth Filled with Calcium Hydroxide
Full text link Treatment of incompletely formed teeth in dogs revealed that a paste made of calcium hydroxide and water is superior to two widely used root canal filling materials. Success was based on the absence of an inflammatory response in the periapical tissues and continued root formation. </jats:p
Reactions of tissue in apical ramifications after immediate root canal obturations following pulpectomy in dogs
No full textPulp responses to two strains of bacteria isolated from human carious dentine (L. plantarum) (NCTC 1406) and S. mutans (NCTC 10919)
No full textBlood flow changes in the dental pulp during limited exercise measured by laser Doppler flowmetry
No full textThe response of the mechanically exposed pulp to prednisolone and triamcinolone acetonide
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Dental Health Indices and Caries Associated Microflora in Children with Unilateral Cleft Lip and Palate
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