Application of four different pulp capping methods on human sound premolars after intentional exposure of the buccal pulp horn through a class one occlusal cavity.
The purpose of this clinical trial is to compare the effect of different direct pulp capping methods on human pulpal response in the terms of inflammation \& dentinal bridge formation. Methods: Eight patients providing 32 sound first premolars are selected. As recommended by ISO / TC 7405 pulpal exposure will be performed through a class I cavity. Four groups of eight specimens each will be defined according to the pulp capping method. Group A, will receive chemical set calcium hydroxide (Dycal). Group B, will receive mineral Trioxide Aggregate (MTA) according to manufacturer's instruction. Group C, will receive MTA and after its primary setting, within 15 minutes, the cavity is restored in the same appointment. Group D, will receive Multical as a direct pulp capping agent. Specimens will be assessed in the terms of dentinal bridge formation, its appearance compared to natural dentin, its thickness and inflammatory pulpal response. The last item will be scored 0-3 in which 0 corresponds to none, 1 to minimal, 2 to moderate and 3 to severe inflammation. In case of an abscess or true tissue necrosis, a score of 4 will be given as recommended by ISO / TC 7405.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
SINGLE
Enrollment
32
application of MTA in second group and 24 hour interval before restoration
application of MTA in third group and 15 minute interval before restoration
application of Multical in forth group as a pulp dressing agent
Mahta Fazlyab
Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran
histologic findings - inflammation of the pulp
According to histological evaluation and ISO/DIS7405, the investigators gave to non inflamed cases no points, mild cases 1 point, moderate cases 2 points, severe cases 3 points and necrosis 4 points.
Time frame: 6weeks
histologic findings - formation of the dentinal bridge
The specimens will be evaluated in the terms of dentinal bridge formation and its resemblence to natural dentin and also the thickness of the bridge.
Time frame: 6 weeks
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application of Dycal in first group as a pulp dressing agent