High Glucose Levels Increase Osteopontin Production and Pathologic Calcification in Rat Dental Pulp Tissues

Systemic bone marker expression induced by grey and white mineral trioxide aggregate in normal and diabetic conditions

“…Additionally, higher concentration of glucose is associated with increased ALP activity in the rat dental pulp cells (Inagaki et al 2010).…”

The effect of dental bleaching on pulpal tissue response in a diabetic animal model

“…In addition, diabetic pulp tissues are more susceptible to pathologic calcification in response to local and systemic stimuli (Inagaki et al . ).…”

“…), induces the formation of pulp stones and thickened predentine (Inagaki et al . ) and increases the detection of anaerobic bacteria (Iwama et al . ).…”

“…, Inagaki et al . , Claudino et al . ), results on inflammation, dentine resorption, fibrosis, circulatory disturbances and pulp ageing remain unclear (Catanzaro et al .…”

Advanced glycation end products increase expression of S100A8 and A9 via RAGE–MAPK in rat dental pulp cells

“…We recently reported that the incidence of pulp stones and thickened predentin was higher in diabetic rats and also that AGE enhanced the calcification potentials of rat dental pulp cells. These results indicate that AGE may be a stimulatory factor for diabetic pulp calcification (Inagaki et al , ; Nakajima et al , ). However, the relationship between AGE and diabetic pulpal inflammation has not been elucidated in detail.…”