Derin dentin çürüklü süt ve genç daimi dişlerde direkt ve indirek pulpa tedavisi

Abstract

Derin dentin çürüğü olan süt ve sürekli dişlerin tedavisinde pulpanın vitalitesini ve fonksiyonunu devam ettirmek amacıyla indirekt ve direkt pulpa kuafajı teknikleri uygulanmaktadır. İndirekt pulpa tedavisi, derin çürüklü dişlerde pulpanın açılmadan canlılığının korunması ve devam ettirilmesi amacıyla uygulanan tek veya iki aşamalı işlemlerdir. Direkt pulpa kuafajı ise, travma sonucu veya derin dentin çürüğünün kaldırılması sırasında ekspoze olan pulpanın vitalitesini korumak için uygulanan tedavi işlemidir ve kalan eks

Keywords

• Derin dentin çürüğü, indirekt pulpa tedavisi, direkt kuafaj

Direct Pulp Capping and İndirect Pulp Treatment in Primary and Young Permanent Teeth with Deep Caries Lesion

Abstract

Direct and indirect pulp capping treatments are applied in both primary and young permanent teeth with deep dentin caries in order to preserve pulp vitality. Indirect pulp capping requires either one or two visits and is performed to prevent pulp exposure and maintain pulp viability in teeth with deep carious lesions. Direct pulp capping is also performed in order to maintain the vitality of pulp exposed due to trauma or following removal of deep dentin caries by covering the remaining pulp through the formation of hard tissue. In cases of deep dentin caries, pulp may be exposed during caries excavation and may thus become contaminated by infected dentin debris or other lesion residue, increasing the risk of infection and leading to unexpected treatment failure. In order to avoid pulp exposure, indirect pulp capping is recommended over conventional techniques in order to avoid pulp exposure when treating primary and young permanent teeth with carious involvement

Keywords

• Deep dentin caries, indirect pulp treatment, direct pulp capping

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