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Effect of Pulpectomy on Dentin Hardness

Journal of Dental Research, 1969
The effect of pulp removal on dentin hardness was tested on dog teeth. Pulp removal did not decrease the dentin hardness, but it stopped further growth and maturation of younger teeth, resulting in thinner and softer dentin in comparison with that of unoperated teeth. Such an effect was particularly noticeable in coronal portions.
T, Fusayama, T, Maeda
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A comparison of pulpectomy alone versus pulpectomy with trephination for the relief of pain

Journal of Endodontics, 1996
Patients who when initially seen have pain of endodontic origin have a higher incidence of posttreatment pain than those who are pain-free pretreatment. The purpose of this study was to compare two methods of treatment--pulpectomy alone or pulpectomy with trephination--for the reduction of posttreatment pain in patients presenting with acute ...
H L, Moos, J D, Bramwell, J O, Roahen
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Pain suppression after pulpectomy with preoperative flurbiprofen

Journal of Endodontics, 1987
The purpose of this study was to evaluate clinically the effectiveness of preoperatively administered flurbiprofen, a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug, in suppressing postendodontic treatment pain. Sixty symptomatic and 60 asymptomatic patients were equally distributed into four groups: dose 30-min preoperatively—group A (control), placebo; group B,
R K, Flath, M L, Hicks, R A, Dionne, G B, Pelleu   +3 more
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[Pulpectomy. Why? When?].

Realites cliniques : revue europeenne d'odontologie, 1992
There are many circumstances under which the condition of the pulp calls for root canal work, due to the real or potential risk of pain, infection, inflammation or functional difficulties (acute, irreversible pulpitis, chronic pulpitic conditions, necrosis and its consequences, etc.).
J, Vreven, P, Jones, J P, van Nieuwenhuysen, J J, Lasfargues   +3 more
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Distribution of TiO2 after partial and total pulpectomy

International Endodontic Journal, 1982
The expert help provided by Mrs E. Gräfin von Plettenberg, Miss M. Knaut, S. Nehmzow, and G. Lau is gratefully acknowledged. Our thanks are due to Mrs D. Krüger for excellent photographic work.
R R, Lehmann, H, Sluka
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Endodontic treatment completion following emergency pulpectomy.

Community dental health, 2010
Emergency pulpectomy is frequently performed to relieve pain experienced by patients following acute episodes of endodontic pain, or to limit the risks of infection or possible root resorption following traumatic pulpal exposures. The aim of this study was to examine subsequent patient attendance for completion of root canal treatment following ...
Lynch, C D, Burke, F M, Ríordáin, R Ní, Hannigan, A   +3 more
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Vital pulpectomy—an unpredictable procedure1

International Endodontic Journal, 1982
I should like to thank in particular Messrs S. P. Kariyawasam and S. P. Metcalfe for staining the histological sections, Professor A. H. R. Rowe for his valuable advice, and Amalgamated Dental Ltd for their generous financial support.
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[After pulpectomy--dento-periodontal adaptation].

Realites cliniques : revue europeenne d'odontologie, 1992
Recovery after an endodontic treatment can only be assessed clinically, on the basis of symptomatological and radiographic data, for lack of histo-clinical correlations. An anatomicopathological examination of damaged tissues pinpoints the anatomical obstacles and tissular modifications apt to undermine the success of root canal work.
M, Maquin, D, Laurent-Maquin, J M, Svoboda   +2 more
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Evidence-Based Review of Clinical Studies on Pulpectomy

Journal of Endodontics, 2009
In this section, we analyze recent studies on pulpectomy procedures. These procedures represent an interesting example of dental treatment offered by general dentists, pediatric dentists, and endodontists. Accordingly, there is a need for a centralized source of analysis of these studies.
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pulpectomy, n.

2023
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