1965
DOI: 10.1902/jop.1965.36.4.279
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Connective Tissue Reaction to Implants of Periodontal Packs

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“…In contrast to reports from former implantation studies the operative trauma appeared rather marked in the present study (Dixon & Rickert 1933, Mitchell 1959, Hall & Mitchell 1960, Boyd & Mitchell 1961, Torneck 1961, Guttuso 1963, Guglani & Allen 1965. The short term implants did not allow a finer distinction between the test materials.…”
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“…In contrast to reports from former implantation studies the operative trauma appeared rather marked in the present study (Dixon & Rickert 1933, Mitchell 1959, Hall & Mitchell 1960, Boyd & Mitchell 1961, Torneck 1961, Guttuso 1963, Guglani & Allen 1965. The short term implants did not allow a finer distinction between the test materials.…”
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“…About 5 % free eugenol can be found in zine oxide/eugenol in the set stage (Molnar 1967), As the material disintegrated, the free eugetiol could sustain the irritation in the connective tissue. This finding is in contrast to Hall & Mitchell (1960) and Guglani & Allen (1965) who indicated that the reactions at two, seven and 14 days were "mild" for zinc oxide/ eugenol. It may be argued that reactions to long term implants of periodontal dressings are clinically irrelevant because dressings seldom remain in place for more than 10 days.…”
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“…Kreth et al (1966) have demonstrated the irritant nature of aqueous extracts of dressing materials in current use on cultures of He-La cells. Several animal studies have also shown that the intact dressings themselves can cause cell damage in subdermal connective tissue (Gugliani .& Allen 1965), parietal bone (Baer & Wertheimer 1961), and periodontium (Waerhaug & Loe 1957).…”
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