Age Distribution of Caries Lesions in Children’s Permanent Teeth – A Basis for the Choice of a Therapeutic Solution

Peneva, Milena; Rashkova, Maya; Doychinova, Liliya

doi:10.5272/jimab.2007132.58-60

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“…The enamel non-cavitated lesions of human teeth can be caused by caries, tooth wear and congenital dental anomalies, all of them resulting on the irreversible loss of dental hard tissues [1][2][3]. The primary mineral in enamel is hydroxyapatite, which is a crystalline calcium phosphate into calcium phosphate and hydroxyl ions [4,5]. The usefulness of fluoride-releasing materials for enamel re-mineralization has been demonstrated in various models, using different methods [6,7,10,11].…”

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In Vitro Study of the Effects of Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials on Re-Mineralization of Deciduous Teeth

M¹

2016

IOSR

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Purpose: This study has been conducted to compare the re-mineralization effects of five regimens of fluoride varnishes and pastes on the loss of fluorescence intensity, in vitro model-deciduous teeth. Methods: Forty deciduous intact teeth enamel surfaces were etched for 60 sec. Teeth surfaces were prepared into the five following groups which were treated with dental materials: (1) Fluor Protector (FP), (2) Clinpro White Varnish (CV), (3) Gum paste 500 ppm F, (4) Gum paste 1000 ppm, (5) Tooth Mousse (TM). Only CV is intended to be applied on dentin surfaces. They were investigated using DIAGNOdent Pen to measure the values of laser fluorescence of intact enamel surfaces. Results: Results in enamel structure were decreased with two degrees in the all models. Results in dentin structure after application with CV were decreased with 1.30 degree. We have not established any significant variations of the values after application of CV,TM and GUM paste 1000 ppm on intact enamel surfaces. Conclusions: Clinpro white varnish (CV) dental materials can promote greater effect of re-mineralization of the artificially provoked enamel lesions than can F-based dental materials do.

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In Vitro Study of the Effects of Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials on Re-Mineralization of Deciduous Teeth

M¹

2016

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“…The high prevalence of the caries in childhood age has been prove in many (18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25). Among 5-and 7-year-old children the most affected group of teeth are the primary molars, and the most common type of caries is the approximal (18,26,27).…”

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Case report: the Hall technique as a method of choice in case of asymptomatic closed pulpitis in primary teeth

Georgieva-Dimitrova

2019

Scripta Scientifica Medicinae Dentalis

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INTRODUCTION: The ue of preformed metal crowns in minimally invasive methods of treatment, like the Hall technique, provides the option for these constructions to be used in daily outpatient practice in children with a small number/single carious lesions and negative attitude, who otherwise must be treated with pharmacological control of the behavior. AIM: The aim of this article is to investigate the opportunity for treatment of the approximal dentin caries/ asymptomatic closed pulpitis with primary metal crowns (PMCs) using the Hall technique. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The child's level of cooperation was assessed before the treatment using the Frankel scale. In this study a preformed metal crowns was used-Stainless Steel Primary Molar Crowns (3M ESPE™), placed using the Hall technique. The paraclinical method of diagnostics and follow-up was segment x-rays of the crowned teeth-bitewing technique. RESULT: A 5-year old clinical case with an approximal carious lesion on tooth 84 is presented. Objective clinical criteria refer to asymptomatic closed pulpitis. Diagnostic radiograph has been made before the crown application. After two-year follow-up the x-rays show deposition of tertiary reactive dentin in the change of pulp chamber volume. The reaction of the pulp is clearly visible. CONCLUSION: The Hall technique is a great alternative option for caries management and even for treatment of asymptomatic closed pulpitis especially for negative patients. In addition the longevity of PMCs overwhelms significantly the other filling materials and prevents secondary caries.

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“…Even in primary teeth, where the time to fully detect the risk factors of the oral environment is low, the presence of reversible stages of dental caries has been proven to be a regulated process. According to Peneva M [6], if the preventive approach to the change in balance in the factors of the oral environment starts much earlier, the pathology of temporary teeth and irreversible carious lesions will be less [6]. The benefits to children's health and their psychological attitude are also significant Lertpimonchai [7,8].…”

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Analysis of Therapeutic Efficacy of Clinically Applied Varnish

Damyanova¹,

Andreeva-Borisova²

2018

Dent Res Oral Health

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Purpose: Our study aims to evaluate and analyze the effect of a mineralizing varnish on the progression of the initial caries of the enamel in the primary dentition.Materials and methods: Subject of observation -there are 200 children from the city of Varna, aged 3 to 6 years, distributed equally in standardized age groups, with the same number of boys and girls. Dental caries diagnosed with d1 and d2. Units of observation: Children with high caries risk of development: A group of 100 children treated with mineralizing varnish CV; Control group of 100 children. Carious teeth with threshold d1, d2 lesions. Carious surfaces with d1, d2 lesions. After processing the results and determining the highlights, the actual study was performed by processing the data with a mathematical-statistical processing package SPSS v 20.0. Results:The results of the comparative analysis of the therapeutic efficacy of the mineralizing varnish used-Clinpro White Varnish showed a significant difference in the percentage of effectiveness (t=-3.68, p<0.001). Clinpro White Varnish showed better results after the application (64.58%). Conclusion:The use of these medications may be beneficial for patients with dental caries of primary teeth from 3 to 6 years of age.

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Age Distribution of Caries Lesions in Children’s Permanent Teeth – A Basis for the Choice of a Therapeutic Solution

Cited by 7 publications

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In Vitro Study of the Effects of Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials on Re-Mineralization of Deciduous Teeth

In Vitro Study of the Effects of Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials on Re-Mineralization of Deciduous Teeth

Case report: the Hall technique as a method of choice in case of asymptomatic closed pulpitis in primary teeth

Analysis of Therapeutic Efficacy of Clinically Applied Varnish

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