1975
DOI: 10.1016/s0099-2399(75)80025-2
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Direct pulp capping of permanent teeth in primates using a resorbable form of tricalcium phosphate ceramic

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“…Osteogen is composed of rod-shaped particles dissimilar in shape and volume but with a maximal length of 0.5 mm and O.I mm in width. The material is different from the resorbable tricalcium phosphate ceramic (Synthos) used by others and which has a powder-like consisteney (5)(6). A calcium hydroxyde product: Dycal (L.D.…”
Section: Materiai and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Osteogen is composed of rod-shaped particles dissimilar in shape and volume but with a maximal length of 0.5 mm and O.I mm in width. The material is different from the resorbable tricalcium phosphate ceramic (Synthos) used by others and which has a powder-like consisteney (5)(6). A calcium hydroxyde product: Dycal (L.D.…”
Section: Materiai and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the results are often contradictory. For example, after pulpotoinies in monkeys, HA capping induced dentinal bridge formation (5). However, in the same animals, when HA was used as a direct pulp-capping agent, it failed to consistently produce complete dentinal bridges, and the dental pulp frequently showed a chronic pulpitis (6).…”
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“…In an acidic oral environment, such biocomposites take advantages of the ability of ACPs to release calcium and orthophosphate ions, which potentially can take part in enamel remineralization [ α-TCP and β-TCP: According to the available literature, α-TCP and/or β-TCP (unfortunately, the authors of the publications on the subject not always specify which of them was used) are widely used in dentistry and dentistry-related fields. For example, they are used for augmentation of the surrounding bones [171, [282][283][284][285][286][287][288][289], in maxillofacial surgery [290][291][292][293], as a component of root canal sealers [294], as implant coatings [295], as remineralization [296][297][298][299] and pulpotomy [300] agents, for dental pulp capping [301][302][303][304][305][306], to treat perforations [307,308], as endodontic plugs [309] and to fill various types of bone defects and lesions [310][311][312][313][314][315][316][317][318].…”
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“…El fosfato tricálcico (FT) componente de la pasta terapéutica anti-A(PTA), ampliamente investigado como agente de cubierta pulpar directa e indirecta con resultados favorables 11,12 . En nuestros estudios 13,14 se utilizó como reparador de los defectos óseos periapicales y dentinarios, con resultados satisfactorios.…”
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