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Remineralization of early enamel caries lesions induced by bioactive particles: An in vitro speckle analysis

Angelini S. R., da S. J. V. P., Oliva P. V., Santos J., Garcia O. S. R., Porta S. F. K., Melo D. A., Makeeva I. M., Sauro S., Kalil B. S.
Photodiagnosis and Photodynamic Therapy
Vol.28, P. 201-209
Опубликовано: 2019
Тип ресурса: Статья

DOI:10.1016/j.pdpdt.2019.07.022

Аннотация:
This study aimed at evaluating the remineralization effect promoted by different bioactive fillers on simulated early caries lesions in enamel (ECLE). Forty sound bovine incisors were used to prepare buccal enamel specimens (6 × 6 × 2 mm). The specimens were divided into two areas (3 × 3 mm²): control (CTR) and experimental (EXP). All the enamel specimens were then submitted to a specific protocol for a period of 48 h to induce simulated caries lesions. Subsequently, the specimens were treated for 7 days (2 min, twice a day) with a slurry pastes containing different bioactive particles (P/L ratio: 1 g/mL). All the specimens were analyzed by laser speckle before and after treatments. The results showed after the first analysis that the ECLE had very low average intensity (back-scattered light). Conversely, after application of the bioactive pastes, higher average intensity was always detected; this was comparable to CTR sound specimens. In conclusion, innovative pastes/gels developed fo
Ключевые слова:
Bioactive particles; Caries lesion; Enamel; Remineralization; Speckle laser
filler; Bioglass; calcium derivative; calcium silicate; fluoride varnish; polycarboxylate cement; silicate; zinc oxide; amelogenesis; animal tissue; Article; bovine; controlled study; dental caries; enamel; in vitro study; incisor; nonhuman; priority journal; tooth development; animal; ceramics; dental caries; dental procedure; drug effect; enamel; hardness; laser; pharmacology; procedures; surface property; tooth disease; Animals; Calcium Compounds; Cattle; Ceramics; Dental Caries; Dental Enamel; Fluorides, Topical; Hardness; In Vitro Techniques; Lasers; Polycarboxylate Cement; Silicates; Surface Properties; Tooth Demineralization; Tooth Remineralization; Zinc Oxide
Язык текста: Английский
ISSN: 1873-1597
Angelini S. R. Sfalcin R.
da S. J. V. P. Silva J.V.P.
Oliva P. V. Pessoa V.
Santos J.
Garcia O. S. R. Olivan S.R.
Porta S. F. K. Santos Fernandes K.
Melo D. A. Deana A.
Makeeva I. M. Irina Mikhaylovna 1963-
Sauro S. Sal`vatore 1977-
Kalil B. S. Bussadori S.
Ангелини С. Р. Сфалcин Р.
да С. Й. В. П. Силва Й.В.П.
Олива П. В. Пессоа В.
Сантос Й.
Гарcиа О. С. Р. Оливан С.Р.
Порта С. Ф. К. Сантос Фернандес К.
Мело Д. А. Деана А.
Макеева И. М. Ирина Михайловна 1963-
Сауро С. Сальваторе 1977-
Калил Б. С. Буссадори С.
Remineralization of early enamel caries lesions induced by bioactive particles: An in vitro speckle analysis
Текст визуальный непосредственный
Photodiagnosis and Photodynamic Therapy
Elsevier Science Publisher B.V.
Vol.28 P. 201-209
2019
Статья
Bioactive particles Caries lesion Enamel Remineralization Speckle laser
filler Bioglass calcium derivative calcium silicate fluoride varnish polycarboxylate cement silicate zinc oxide amelogenesis animal tissue Article bovine controlled study dental caries enamel in vitro study incisor nonhuman priority journal tooth development animal ceramics dental caries dental procedure drug effect enamel hardness laser pharmacology procedures surface property tooth disease Animals Calcium Compounds Cattle Ceramics Dental Caries Dental Enamel Fluorides, Topical Hardness In Vitro Techniques Lasers Polycarboxylate Cement Silicates Surface Properties Tooth Demineralization Tooth Remineralization Zinc Oxide
This study aimed at evaluating the remineralization effect promoted by different bioactive fillers on simulated early caries lesions in enamel (ECLE). Forty sound bovine incisors were used to prepare buccal enamel specimens (6 × 6 × 2 mm). The specimens were divided into two areas (3 × 3 mm²): control (CTR) and experimental (EXP). All the enamel specimens were then submitted to a specific protocol for a period of 48 h to induce simulated caries lesions. Subsequently, the specimens were treated for 7 days (2 min, twice a day) with a slurry pastes containing different bioactive particles (P/L ratio: 1 g/mL). All the specimens were analyzed by laser speckle before and after treatments. The results showed after the first analysis that the ECLE had very low average intensity (back-scattered light). Conversely, after application of the bioactive pastes, higher average intensity was always detected; this was comparable to CTR sound specimens. In conclusion, innovative pastes/gels developed fo