The role of bacteria in pulpal diseases

Yıl 2009, Cilt: 3 Sayı: 2, 374 - 379, 01.07.2009

Resmiye Ebru Tirali Haluk Bodur

Öz

It was accepted that without bacterial involvement, only minor inflammation occured in exposed pulps. Pulpal abcesses, periapical periontitis, swelling, and pain are the result of mixed microbial infections. Discovery of the microorganisms that play roles in endodontic enfections and their relationship with each other in mixed infections point to the close relationship between basic science and clinical practise in the special field of endodontics.Discovering of these microorganisms, including their destructive potential, their requirements for growth, their routes of entry, their sensitivity to pharmacotherapeutic agents, their synergistic dependence on each other, and their relationship to clinical symptoms is necessary to formulate a new approach to root canal therapy

Anahtar Kelimeler

Tooth wear, Restoration, Aesthetic

Pulpa Hastalıklarında Bakterilerin Rolü

Öz

Bakteriler olmadan, ekspoze pulpada sadece hafif düzeyde enflamasyonların oluştuğu kabul edilmiş bir gerçektir. Pulpal apseler, periapikal periodontitisler, periapikal şişlik ve ağrı; karma mikrobiyal enfeksiyonlar sonucu oluşmaktadır. Endodontik enfeksiyonlarda rol oynayan mikroorganizmalar ve karma enfeksiyonlarda bunların birbiriyle olan ilişkilerinin keşfedilmesi bir çok araştırmanın konusu olmuştur.Bu mikroorganizmaların yıkım potansiyellerinin, üremeleri için gereksinimlerinin, giriş yollarının, ilaçlara karşı hassasiyetlerinin, birbirleriyle olan sinerjistik etkileşimlerinin ve klinik semptomlarla olan ilişkilerinin anlaşılması; kök kanal tedavisine yeni yaklaşımların getirilmesini gerektirmektedir

Anahtar Kelimeler

Diş aşınması, Restorasyon, Estetik

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