The Study of Endodontic Endosseous Implant
The Effect of Calcium Hydroxide as Agents for Root Canal Sealer on Bone Tissue
1988 Volume 1 Issue 1 Pages 33-39
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1988 Volume 1 Issue 1 Pages 33-39
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the three types of most commonly used calcium hydroxide endodontic sealers, Sealapex, Calvital and Pulp Canal Sealer.
The fumer of dog was implanted with gelatine capsulated sealers for three months. The specimens were removed and prepared for histological analysis.
There were significant differences between reactions observed in the fumer of dog.
Sealapex was completely resorved. Only a mild inflammatory reaction can be observed around the inner circumferential.
Calvial was completely resorved, too. A severe inflammatory reaction can be obsereved all over the bone tissues.
Pulp Canal Sealer specimen demonstrated a residue with in the marrow cavity. It showed a residual mass of Pulp Canal Sealer surrounded by the necrotic tissue and fibrinoid degeneration.
