The Antibacterial Effect of Diode Laser versus Sodium Hypochlorite in Root Canals of Primary Anterior Teeth Inoculated with Enterococcus Faecalis
The Antibacterial Effect of Diode Laser versus Sodium Hypochlorite in Root Canals of Primary Anterior Teeth Inoculated with Enterococcus Faecalis
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2015-03-31
Authors
Omer Mergani, ShehabEldin
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1.1 Introduction
Recovered micro-organisms from the infected root canals has
described by Miller since 1890 [1]. Starting from that time, the
microbiological basis of both endodontic disease and treatment failure
has become firmly established [2].
The teeth with infected root canals, particularly those in which
infection has reached the periradicular tissues are a common problem
in primary dentition [3]. Early loss of primary teeth may cause a
number of problems in the permanent dentition. Examples are: space
loss for the successor, ectopic eruption or drifting of erupted teeth,
disturbance of eruption sequence and development of aberrant habits
such as tongue thrusting; all may lead to malocclusion in addition to
impairment of function and alterations in speech [4, 5]. Thus it is
important that primary dentition should be maintained in the dental
arch, provided it can be restored to function and remain free from the
disease.
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105 Pages
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Antibacterial Diode Lase versu Sodium;Hypochlorite ; Root Canals ;Primary Anterior ;Teeth Inoculated ;Enterococcus Faecalis;Bacteriological etiology