Endodontic Sealers andEndodontic Sealers and
Irrigating SolutionsIrrigating Solutions
INDIAN DENTAL ACADEMYINDIAN DENTAL ACADEMY
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SealersSealers
Functions:Functions:
Filler for canal irregularities.Filler for canal irregularities.
Assist in microbial controlAssist in microbial control
LubricantsLubricants
Adheres to dentinAdheres to dentin
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SealersSealers
Characteristics:Characteristics:
BiocompatibleBiocompatible
-Early toxicity-Early toxicity
Resorbable in PAResorbable in PA
tissuestissues
-Breakdown products-Breakdown products
might alter healingmight alter healing
RadiopaqueRadiopaque
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
ZOEZOE
Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)2
G.I.G.I.
Resin BasedResin Based
Methacrylate basedMethacrylate based
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
ZOEZOE
- Antimicrobial and cytotoxic due to the- Antimicrobial and cytotoxic due to the
resin acids.resin acids.
- Free eugenol is irritant and leads to loss- Free eugenol is irritant and leads to loss
of volumeof volume
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
ZOEZOE
Rickert’sRickert’s
ProcosolProcosol
GrossmanGrossman
WachWach
TublisealTubliseal
N2N2
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)2
-To be therapeutic must be dissociated-To be therapeutic must be dissociated
into Ca++ and OH-into Ca++ and OH-
-Easily dissolves and desintegrates-Easily dissolves and desintegrates
-Poor cohesive strength-Poor cohesive strength
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)2
SealapexSealapex
CRCSCRCS
ApexitApexit
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
G.I.G.I.
- Cause little tissue irritation- Cause little tissue irritation
- Low toxicity- Low toxicity
- Adhesive failures- Adhesive failures
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
G.I.G.I.
Ketac EndoKetac Endo
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Resin BasedResin Based
-Also known as Polymers-Also known as Polymers
-Good handling characteristics-Good handling characteristics
-Good flow and working time-Good flow and working time
-Lowest toxicity after 24 hours-Lowest toxicity after 24 hours
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Resin BasedResin Based
AH26AH26
AH plusAH plus
DiaketDiaket
EndofillEndofill
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Methacrylate based sealers:Methacrylate based sealers:
- Creates monoblocks with the dentinCreates monoblocks with the dentin
- Resilon or EpiphanyResilon or Epiphany
-- Soft Resin Endodontic Obturation SystemSoft Resin Endodontic Obturation System
- Includes Primer, Sealer and Obturation Material- Includes Primer, Sealer and Obturation Material
- Bonded- Bonded
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Methacrylate basedMethacrylate based
sealers:sealers:
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SealersSealers
Sealers concernsSealers concerns::
ToxicityToxicity
SealSeal
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Toxicity:Toxicity:
Cytotoxicity of resin, zinc oxide andCytotoxicity of resin, zinc oxide and
calcium hydroxide based root canalcalcium hydroxide based root canal
sealers on Human PDL.sealers on Human PDL.
Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 FebHuang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb
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Toxicity:Toxicity:
Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb:Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb:
-1,2,3 and 7 days-1,2,3 and 7 days
- Resin>ZOE>Ca(OH)2- Resin>ZOE>Ca(OH)2
- Byproducts more toxic than Mixed sealer- Byproducts more toxic than Mixed sealer
- Sealers dissolve in aqueous environment- Sealers dissolve in aqueous environment
- (CaOH)2 sealers more favourable to PA tissues- (CaOH)2 sealers more favourable to PA tissues
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SealersSealers
Apical SealApical Seal
The quantitative evaluation of apical sealingThe quantitative evaluation of apical sealing
of four endodontic sealersof four endodontic sealers
Cobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 JanCobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 Jan
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SealersSealers
Apical SealApical Seal
Cobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 JanCobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 Jan::
- Ca(oH)2, AH 26 and RC sealer.Ca(oH)2, AH 26 and RC sealer.
- Computerized fluid filtration at 7-14-21 daysComputerized fluid filtration at 7-14-21 days
- Leakage decreased for all sealers from 7-21 daysLeakage decreased for all sealers from 7-21 days
- Ca(OH)2 slight better apical seal- Ca(OH)2 slight better apical seal
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SealersSealers
Bond strength and smear layer removalBond strength and smear layer removal
Shear bond strength of three resin based sealers to dentinShear bond strength of three resin based sealers to dentin
with and without the smear layer.with and without the smear layer.
Eldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 AprilEldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 April
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SealersSealers
Bond strength and smear layer removalBond strength and smear layer removal
Eldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 AprilEldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 April
- Final canal rinse with 17 % EDTA + NaOCl.Final canal rinse with 17 % EDTA + NaOCl.
- Artificial smear layer poured on the dentinal wallsArtificial smear layer poured on the dentinal walls
- Diaket, AH plus and Endo-Rez tested.Diaket, AH plus and Endo-Rez tested.
- AH Plus showed the highest bond without smear layerAH Plus showed the highest bond without smear layer
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SealersSealers
Microbiologic effect:Microbiologic effect:
Survival of E faecalis in infected dentinal tubules after rootSurvival of E faecalis in infected dentinal tubules after root
canal filling with different root canal sealers in vitro.canal filling with different root canal sealers in vitro.
Saleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 MarSaleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar
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SealersSealers
Microbiologic effect:Microbiologic effect:
Saleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar:Saleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar:
- Roots infected with E faecalis and exposed 7Roots infected with E faecalis and exposed 7
days to AH plus, Grossman sealer, Ketac endodays to AH plus, Grossman sealer, Ketac endo
and Apexit.and Apexit.
- AH plus and Grossman sealer were moreAH plus and Grossman sealer were more
effective killing E faecaliseffective killing E faecalis
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SealersSealers
Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Methacrylate basedMethacrylate based
sealers:sealers:
An evaluation of microbial leakage in rootsAn evaluation of microbial leakage in roots
filled with Resilon.filled with Resilon.
Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 MayShipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May
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Sealer GroupsSealer Groups
Methacrylate based sealers:Methacrylate based sealers:
Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May:Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May:
-- S mutans and E faecalisS mutans and E faecalis
- Epiphany and AH 26 used with GP or ResilonEpiphany and AH 26 used with GP or Resilon
- Resilon showed minimal leakageResilon showed minimal leakage
- GP leaked considerably more with either sealer.GP leaked considerably more with either sealer.
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ConclusionsConclusions
Sealers are the most toxic component of RCTSealers are the most toxic component of RCT
ZOE has the potential risk of eugenol releaseZOE has the potential risk of eugenol release
and loss of volumeand loss of volume
Polymer materials have some toxicity duringPolymer materials have some toxicity during
polymerization stage but become inert whenpolymerization stage but become inert when
polymerizedpolymerized
Ca(OH)2 sealers lose integrity compromising theCa(OH)2 sealers lose integrity compromising the
seal.seal.
AH plus has the lowest long term toxicity.AH plus has the lowest long term toxicity.
More research is expected to the promisingMore research is expected to the promising
methacrylate based sealersmethacrylate based sealers
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Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions
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Mechanical instrumentation alone:Mechanical instrumentation alone:
Bystrom et al.Bystrom et al. Bacteriological evaluation of the efficacy of mechanical RC instrumentation inBacteriological evaluation of the efficacy of mechanical RC instrumentation in
endodontic therapy.endodontic therapy. Scand J Dent Res 1981;89Scand J Dent Res 1981;89
““ Significant reduction of Bacteria counts”Significant reduction of Bacteria counts”
Mechanical Instrumentation and different irrigating sol.Mechanical Instrumentation and different irrigating sol.
Trope,M et al.Trope,M et al. Reduction of intracanal bacteria using Ni-Ti rotary instrumentation and various medicationsReduction of intracanal bacteria using Ni-Ti rotary instrumentation and various medications.. J EndodJ Endod
2000;262000;26
““ Bacteria still detected at the fourth session”Bacteria still detected at the fourth session”
Irrigating Solutions alone:Irrigating Solutions alone:
Attin T et al:Attin T et al: Clinical evaluation of the cleansing properties of the nonClinical evaluation of the cleansing properties of the non
instrumental technique (NIT) for cleaning root canals.instrumental technique (NIT) for cleaning root canals. Int Endod J 2002;35Int Endod J 2002;35
““ Only 21 % of the tested teeth were sufficiently cleaned with NIT tech.”Only 21 % of the tested teeth were sufficiently cleaned with NIT tech.”
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Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions
Cleaning and shaping depending on:Cleaning and shaping depending on:
1.1. Rotary InstrumentsRotary Instruments
2.2. Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions
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Supports and complements theSupports and complements the
instrumentation technique.instrumentation technique.
Requires appropriate Surface tensionRequires appropriate Surface tension
It must have proven cleaning effectivenessIt must have proven cleaning effectiveness
Minimal toxicity and yet antibacterial effectMinimal toxicity and yet antibacterial effect
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Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions
Must be ALWAYSMust be ALWAYS
kept inside the canalkept inside the canal
Should NEVER beShould NEVER be
delivered underdelivered under
pressurepressure
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Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions
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NaOClNaOCl
ChlorhexidineChlorhexidine
EDTAEDTA
MTADMTAD
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NaOCl:NaOCl:
Strong proteolytic effectStrong proteolytic effect
Tissue dissolving effectTissue dissolving effect
Increased TIncreased T° improves antimicrobial effect° improves antimicrobial effect
0.5 to 5.25 %0.5 to 5.25 %
Free chlorine consumed during tissue breakdownFree chlorine consumed during tissue breakdown
1 % Sodium Bicarbonate as a dilutent1 % Sodium Bicarbonate as a dilutent
Diluted NaOCl limited shelf lifeDiluted NaOCl limited shelf life
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NaOCl IndicationsNaOCl Indications
Vital Cases*Vital Cases*
Necrotic casesNecrotic cases
Requires a minimum contact time withRequires a minimum contact time with
dentinal walls.dentinal walls.
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ChlorhexidineChlorhexidine
Binds to HydroxyapatiteBinds to Hydroxyapatite
May reduce post-op coronal leakageMay reduce post-op coronal leakage
Effect lasts up to 72 hrs.Effect lasts up to 72 hrs.
Does not have tissue dissolving propertiesDoes not have tissue dissolving properties
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EDTAEDTA
Chelating agentChelating agent
LubricationLubrication
EmulsificationEmulsification
Debris cleaningDebris cleaning
Viscous suspension (Glycol)Viscous suspension (Glycol)
Avoid collagen blockAvoid collagen block
With NaOCl kills AnaerobicWith NaOCl kills Anaerobic
bacteria by O2 releasebacteria by O2 release
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EDTAEDTA
Aqueous solution 17 % removes smearAqueous solution 17 % removes smear
layer as a final irrigationlayer as a final irrigation
Alters dentinal tubules structureAlters dentinal tubules structure
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MTADMTAD
Tetracycline + Acid + DetergentTetracycline + Acid + Detergent
Used as a final rinse 5 min.Used as a final rinse 5 min.
Removes the smear layer without changing theRemoves the smear layer without changing the
structure of the dentinal tubulesstructure of the dentinal tubules
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MTADMTAD
Recommended inRecommended in
persistent pulpal/PApersistent pulpal/PA
infections.infections.
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Endodontic sealers and irrigating solutions /prosthodontic courses

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    Endodontic Sealers andEndodonticSealers and Irrigating SolutionsIrrigating Solutions INDIAN DENTAL ACADEMYINDIAN DENTAL ACADEMY Leader in continuing Dental EducationLeader in continuing Dental Education www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Functions:Functions: Filler for canalirregularities.Filler for canal irregularities. Assist in microbial controlAssist in microbial control LubricantsLubricants Adheres to dentinAdheres to dentin www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Characteristics:Characteristics: BiocompatibleBiocompatible -Early toxicity-Early toxicity Resorbablein PAResorbable in PA tissuestissues -Breakdown products-Breakdown products might alter healingmight alter healing RadiopaqueRadiopaque www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups ZOEZOE Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)2 G.I.G.I. ResinBasedResin Based Methacrylate basedMethacrylate based www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups ZOEZOE -Antimicrobial and cytotoxic due to the- Antimicrobial and cytotoxic due to the resin acids.resin acids. - Free eugenol is irritant and leads to loss- Free eugenol is irritant and leads to loss of volumeof volume www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups Ca(OH)2Ca(OH)2 -Tobe therapeutic must be dissociated-To be therapeutic must be dissociated into Ca++ and OH-into Ca++ and OH- -Easily dissolves and desintegrates-Easily dissolves and desintegrates -Poor cohesive strength-Poor cohesive strength www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups G.I.G.I. -Cause little tissue irritation- Cause little tissue irritation - Low toxicity- Low toxicity - Adhesive failures- Adhesive failures www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups G.I.G.I. KetacEndoKetac Endo www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups ResinBasedResin Based -Also known as Polymers-Also known as Polymers -Good handling characteristics-Good handling characteristics -Good flow and working time-Good flow and working time -Lowest toxicity after 24 hours-Lowest toxicity after 24 hours www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups ResinBasedResin Based AH26AH26 AH plusAH plus DiaketDiaket EndofillEndofill www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups Methacrylatebased sealers:Methacrylate based sealers: - Creates monoblocks with the dentinCreates monoblocks with the dentin - Resilon or EpiphanyResilon or Epiphany -- Soft Resin Endodontic Obturation SystemSoft Resin Endodontic Obturation System - Includes Primer, Sealer and Obturation Material- Includes Primer, Sealer and Obturation Material - Bonded- Bonded www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups MethacrylatebasedMethacrylate based sealers:sealers: www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Toxicity:Toxicity: Cytotoxicity of resin,zinc oxide andCytotoxicity of resin, zinc oxide and calcium hydroxide based root canalcalcium hydroxide based root canal sealers on Human PDL.sealers on Human PDL. Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 FebHuang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb -- www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Sealers and IrrigatingsolutionsSealers and Irrigating solutions Toxicity:Toxicity: Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb:Huang et al Int Endod J. 2002 Feb: -1,2,3 and 7 days-1,2,3 and 7 days - Resin>ZOE>Ca(OH)2- Resin>ZOE>Ca(OH)2 - Byproducts more toxic than Mixed sealer- Byproducts more toxic than Mixed sealer - Sealers dissolve in aqueous environment- Sealers dissolve in aqueous environment - (CaOH)2 sealers more favourable to PA tissues- (CaOH)2 sealers more favourable to PA tissues www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Apical SealApical Seal Thequantitative evaluation of apical sealingThe quantitative evaluation of apical sealing of four endodontic sealersof four endodontic sealers Cobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 JanCobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 Jan www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Apical SealApical Seal Cobankaraet al. J of Endod, 2005 JanCobankara et al. J of Endod, 2005 Jan:: - Ca(oH)2, AH 26 and RC sealer.Ca(oH)2, AH 26 and RC sealer. - Computerized fluid filtration at 7-14-21 daysComputerized fluid filtration at 7-14-21 days - Leakage decreased for all sealers from 7-21 daysLeakage decreased for all sealers from 7-21 days - Ca(OH)2 slight better apical seal- Ca(OH)2 slight better apical seal www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Bond strength andsmear layer removalBond strength and smear layer removal Shear bond strength of three resin based sealers to dentinShear bond strength of three resin based sealers to dentin with and without the smear layer.with and without the smear layer. Eldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 AprilEldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 April www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Bond strength andsmear layer removalBond strength and smear layer removal Eldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 AprilEldeniz et al. J of Endod 2005 April - Final canal rinse with 17 % EDTA + NaOCl.Final canal rinse with 17 % EDTA + NaOCl. - Artificial smear layer poured on the dentinal wallsArtificial smear layer poured on the dentinal walls - Diaket, AH plus and Endo-Rez tested.Diaket, AH plus and Endo-Rez tested. - AH Plus showed the highest bond without smear layerAH Plus showed the highest bond without smear layer www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Microbiologic effect:Microbiologic effect: Survivalof E faecalis in infected dentinal tubules after rootSurvival of E faecalis in infected dentinal tubules after root canal filling with different root canal sealers in vitro.canal filling with different root canal sealers in vitro. Saleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 MarSaleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Microbiologic effect:Microbiologic effect: Saleh,IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar:Saleh, IM; Haapasalo M. Int Endod J 2004 Mar: - Roots infected with E faecalis and exposed 7Roots infected with E faecalis and exposed 7 days to AH plus, Grossman sealer, Ketac endodays to AH plus, Grossman sealer, Ketac endo and Apexit.and Apexit. - AH plus and Grossman sealer were moreAH plus and Grossman sealer were more effective killing E faecaliseffective killing E faecalis www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups MethacrylatebasedMethacrylate based sealers:sealers: An evaluation of microbial leakage in rootsAn evaluation of microbial leakage in roots filled with Resilon.filled with Resilon. Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 MayShipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    SealersSealers Sealer GroupsSealer Groups Methacrylatebased sealers:Methacrylate based sealers: Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May:Shipper and Trope J Endod 2004 May: -- S mutans and E faecalisS mutans and E faecalis - Epiphany and AH 26 used with GP or ResilonEpiphany and AH 26 used with GP or Resilon - Resilon showed minimal leakageResilon showed minimal leakage - GP leaked considerably more with either sealer.GP leaked considerably more with either sealer. www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    ConclusionsConclusions Sealers are themost toxic component of RCTSealers are the most toxic component of RCT ZOE has the potential risk of eugenol releaseZOE has the potential risk of eugenol release and loss of volumeand loss of volume Polymer materials have some toxicity duringPolymer materials have some toxicity during polymerization stage but become inert whenpolymerization stage but become inert when polymerizedpolymerized Ca(OH)2 sealers lose integrity compromising theCa(OH)2 sealers lose integrity compromising the seal.seal. AH plus has the lowest long term toxicity.AH plus has the lowest long term toxicity. More research is expected to the promisingMore research is expected to the promising methacrylate based sealersmethacrylate based sealers www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions Mechanicalinstrumentation alone:Mechanical instrumentation alone: Bystrom et al.Bystrom et al. Bacteriological evaluation of the efficacy of mechanical RC instrumentation inBacteriological evaluation of the efficacy of mechanical RC instrumentation in endodontic therapy.endodontic therapy. Scand J Dent Res 1981;89Scand J Dent Res 1981;89 ““ Significant reduction of Bacteria counts”Significant reduction of Bacteria counts” Mechanical Instrumentation and different irrigating sol.Mechanical Instrumentation and different irrigating sol. Trope,M et al.Trope,M et al. Reduction of intracanal bacteria using Ni-Ti rotary instrumentation and various medicationsReduction of intracanal bacteria using Ni-Ti rotary instrumentation and various medications.. J EndodJ Endod 2000;262000;26 ““ Bacteria still detected at the fourth session”Bacteria still detected at the fourth session” Irrigating Solutions alone:Irrigating Solutions alone: Attin T et al:Attin T et al: Clinical evaluation of the cleansing properties of the nonClinical evaluation of the cleansing properties of the non instrumental technique (NIT) for cleaning root canals.instrumental technique (NIT) for cleaning root canals. Int Endod J 2002;35Int Endod J 2002;35 ““ Only 21 % of the tested teeth were sufficiently cleaned with NIT tech.”Only 21 % of the tested teeth were sufficiently cleaned with NIT tech.” www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions Cleaningand shaping depending on:Cleaning and shaping depending on: 1.1. Rotary InstrumentsRotary Instruments 2.2. Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions Supportsand complements theSupports and complements the instrumentation technique.instrumentation technique. Requires appropriate Surface tensionRequires appropriate Surface tension It must have proven cleaning effectivenessIt must have proven cleaning effectiveness Minimal toxicity and yet antibacterial effectMinimal toxicity and yet antibacterial effect www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions Mustbe ALWAYSMust be ALWAYS kept inside the canalkept inside the canal Should NEVER beShould NEVER be delivered underdelivered under pressurepressure www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions NaOCl:NaOCl: Strongproteolytic effectStrong proteolytic effect Tissue dissolving effectTissue dissolving effect Increased TIncreased T° improves antimicrobial effect° improves antimicrobial effect 0.5 to 5.25 %0.5 to 5.25 % Free chlorine consumed during tissue breakdownFree chlorine consumed during tissue breakdown 1 % Sodium Bicarbonate as a dilutent1 % Sodium Bicarbonate as a dilutent Diluted NaOCl limited shelf lifeDiluted NaOCl limited shelf life www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions NaOClIndicationsNaOCl Indications Vital Cases*Vital Cases* Necrotic casesNecrotic cases Requires a minimum contact time withRequires a minimum contact time with dentinal walls.dentinal walls. www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions ChlorhexidineChlorhexidine Bindsto HydroxyapatiteBinds to Hydroxyapatite May reduce post-op coronal leakageMay reduce post-op coronal leakage Effect lasts up to 72 hrs.Effect lasts up to 72 hrs. Does not have tissue dissolving propertiesDoes not have tissue dissolving properties www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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    Irrigating solutionsIrrigating solutions EDTAEDTA ChelatingagentChelating agent LubricationLubrication EmulsificationEmulsification Debris cleaningDebris cleaning Viscous suspension (Glycol)Viscous suspension (Glycol) Avoid collagen blockAvoid collagen block With NaOCl kills AnaerobicWith NaOCl kills Anaerobic bacteria by O2 releasebacteria by O2 release www.indiandentalacademy.comwww.indiandentalacademy.com
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