The effects of etching enamel with acid on human dental pulp. A preliminary study.
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Enamel acid-etching has become a widespread, popular clinical procedure in recent years. Numerous studies have investigated the nature of the acid-treated enamel. However, little or no information is presently available pertaining to the effects of acid treatment upon dental pulp tissue. A limited investigation was carried out on bilateral orthodontic extraction cases to determine the effects of enamel acid-etching upon healthy dental pulp. In each of five cases one premolar served as the experimental tooth, while the contralateral premolar served as the control. After a 24-hour postoperative interval there appeared to be no basic histologic difference between the experimental and control groups.
Male, Acid Etching, Dental, Adolescent, Odontoblasts, Vacuoles, Dental Bonding, Humans, Female, Phosphoric Acids, Child, Dental Pulp
Male, Acid Etching, Dental, Adolescent, Odontoblasts, Vacuoles, Dental Bonding, Humans, Female, Phosphoric Acids, Child, Dental Pulp
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