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V Milano

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PubMed1991

Temperature change in the pulp chamber during complete crown preparation.

This study observed the temperature changes in the pulp chamber during tooth preparation for a complete crown. Twelve extracted, morphologically intact human teeth were chosen: four canines, four premolars, and four molars. Six teeth, two of each, were cooled during preparation with an air-water spray; the remaining six were air-cooled. Minimal reduction of dentin using an air-water spray coolant resulted in a lowered temperature in the pulp chamber, mainly with the cross-grooved TDA diamond stones. The application of an air coolant resulted in a temperature rise in the pulp chamber.

Air↗
PubMed1991

[A bacteriological study of supragingival bacterial plaque in subjects undergoing orthodontic therapy].

Direct contact between tooth enamel and bacteria is currently considered a sine qua non of tooth decay. Any condition which encourages the deposit and accumulation of bacterial plaque represents a risk factor for tooth decay. Dental therapy often entails the use of bands or brackets which house metal apparatus used to apply force or support mobile devices (plates, etc.). It is therefore possible to hypothesise that, by preventing its mechanical removal, dental treatment can lead to quantitative and qualitative changes in bacterial plaque.

Bacteria, Aerobic↗
PubMed1991

[Dentinal lesions caused by the use of endodontic posts].

An endodontic treatment has been effected on 36 extracted teeth, using drills; certain endodontic posts presently on the market have been successively inserted inside 18 teeth: Flexipost (Essential Dental System); Parapost Plus (Whaledent); dentatus (Dentatus). The teeth have been sectionized and watched through a photomicroscope to check an eventual presence of dentinal damages.

Dental Implants↗
PubMed1990

[Bonding between resins for bridges and crowns and composites: an experimental quantitative assessment].

Bonding between resin for bridges and crowns and composite substances: an experimental and quantitative assessment. Using a rigorous scientific protocol, a photopolymerizing composite was "stuck" in vitro to samples of four resins C + B using an enamel-dentine bonding and silanic primer. Subsequently, bonding was performed in two experimental conditions (dry and humid environments) in addition to analysing the site of fracture.

Composite Resins↗
PubMed1990

Oral lesions in haemopathic patients.

This paper deals with the oral manifestations observed in patients with haemolymphopathies and oral complications associated with systemic cytotoxic chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy. We report the percentage of oral manifestations observed in 30 patients treated with cytotoxic drugs for malignant haemolymphopathies or other tumors after 2-4 cycles of systemic combinations chemotherapy. No sex or age differences were recorded except for abnormalities of taste present only in 13% treated patients older than 50. Stomatitis was more frequent in patients with malignant haemolymphopathies than in patient with other neoplastic diseases, probably due to the fact that in the former group neutropenia and thrombocytopenia induced by bone marrow infiltration or by more aggressive combination chemotherapy are most frequent. An oral care protocol for these patients is suggested.

Anemia↗