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      Remineralization of carious dentin. II: In vivo microradiographic and chemical studies in human permanent teeth capped with calcium hydroxide

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          The main aim of this in vivo study was to evaluate a possible remineralization of human carious dentin by means of chemical and microradiographic studies. Eighty-six samples of carious dentin were removed from 36 permanent teeth of 24 patients. These were divided into untreated (control) and chemically pure calcium hydroxide-capped (experimental) samples and analyzed at intervals varying from 10 to 120 days. They were classified according to depth of caries and degree of dentin softening and evaluated in relation to weight, phosphorus concentration, qualitative and quantitative microradiography and absolute values of total mineral content. One of two halves of each sample was selected for chemical studies and the other for total content of mineral salts. Experimental samples were examined with a light microscope and the results obtained showed a qualitative increase in radiopacity. Quantitatively, it was observed that, in the case of samples analyzed for phosphorus concentration, the average mean of differences in percentage increase after treatment was 9.6%, while for the samples evaluated microradiographically for total mineral content, it was 22.29%. In both cases, the differences were statistically significant.

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          O principal objetivo deste estudo in vivo foi verificar uma possível remineralização da dentina cariada humana. Oitenta e seis amostras de dentina cariada foram estudadas, removidas de 36 dentes permanentes de 24 pacientes e divididas em não-tratadas (controles) e capeadas com hidróxido de cálcio quimicamente puro (experimentais), estudadas de acordo com períodos de observação entre 10 e 120 dias, classificadas levando-se em conta profundidade e grau de amolecimento dentinário e avaliadas em relação a peso, concentração de fósforo, microradiografias qualitativas e quantitativas e valores absolutos de conteúdo mineral total. As amostras experimentais foram examinadas ao microscópio óptico e um aumento qualitativo em radiopacidade foi observado. Quantitativamente, foi mostrado que, no caso das amostras analisadas para concentração de fósforo, a média das diferenças em aumento de porcentagens após tratamento foi da ordem de 9.56%, enquanto que para as amostras avaliadas microradiograficamente o aumento do conteúdo mineral total foi de 22.29%. Em ambos os casos, as diferenças registradas foram estatisticamente significantes.

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          Demineralisation and remineralisation of dentine caries, and the role of glass-ionomer cements.

          In accordance with the principles of modern operative dentistry, to conserve tooth structure and to use therapeutic restorative materials, an understanding of the carious process in dentine and the biological properties of glass-ionomer cements (GICs) are necessary. Delineation of the outer necrotic from the inner vital and remineralisable carious dentine allows for the preservation of tooth structure. This delineation is not possible when relying on visual and tactile perceptions, but requires the use of a caries detecting dye. GICs are ideal dentine substitutes because of their anticariogenic properties, stable long-term ionic bonding, and ability to assist the process of remineralization. The range of usage of these restorative materials continues to expand with the development of improved products.
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            Remineralization of carious dentin. I: In vitro microradiographic study in human teeth capped with calcium hydroxide

            The objective of this in vitro study was to evaluate a possible remineralization of human carious dentin by calcium hydroxide. Thirty-nine freshly extracted human permanent and deciduous carious teeth were split into two halves. One half was used as control and the other as experimental. In the latter, a cavity was prepared and the remaining bottom layer of demineralized dentin capped with chemically pure calcium hydroxide. The experimental samples were stored at 37ºC. Time intervals were 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 weeks. All tooth halves were sawed and ground to plano-parallel sections with a thickness varying from 75 to 117 µm. Qualitative microradiographs showed a qualitative increase in radiopacity of the calcium hydroxide treated samples. Quantitative microradiography showed a statistically significant increase in total mineral content in the experimental samples compared to the control samples. These results indicate an in vitro remineralization of carious dentin by calcium hydroxide.
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                Journal
                bdj
                Brazilian Dental Journal
                Braz. Dent. J.
                Fundação Odontológica de Ribeirão Preto (Ribeirão Preto, SP, Brazil )
                0103-6440
                1806-4760
                December 2004
                : 15
                : 3
                : 186-189
                Affiliations
                [01] Maringá PR orgnameState University of Maringá orgdiv1Department of Dentistry Brazil
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                S0103-64402004000300004 S0103-6440(04)01500304
                10.1590/S0103-64402004000300004
                0e4224af-0e11-4e39-8700-875ee26da287

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                : 29 September 2003
                : 29 September 2003
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                carious dentin,calcium hydroxide,carious dentin remineralization

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