KALSİYUM HİDROKSİTİN KÖK KANALLARINDAN UZAKLAŞTIRILMASINDA KULLANILAN TEKNİKLER: DERLEME

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Kök kanalları doldurulmadan önce kalsiyum hidroksitin kök kanalından uzaklaştırılması gerektiği konusunda yaygın bir görüş bulunmaktadır; ancak, kalsiyum hidroksitin kanallardan tam olarak uzaklaştırılması pek de kolay değildir. Kalsiyum hidroksitin kök kanal duvarlarından uzaklaştırılması ile ilgili değişik yöntemler denenmiştir; fakat kanal duvarlarındaki uzaklaştırabilen bir teknik henüz mevcut değildir. Bu amaç doğrultusunda kullanılan yöntemlere; tek başına irrigasyon, enstrümantasyon ve irrigasyonun birlikte kullanımı, sonik aktivasyon ve pasif ultrasonik irrigasyon, hidrodinamik irrigasyon (RinsENDO) gösterilebilir. Gelişen teknoloji ile kullanıma sunulan teknikler, geleneksel yöntemlere göre başarıyı arttırmış görünmektedir

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Kalsiyum hidoksit uzaklaştırma, medikaman, kök kanalı

Techniques For the Removal of Calcium Hydroxide From Root Canals: Review Article

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Although it has been widely accepted that calcium hydroxide should be removed from the root canals before obturation, its complete removal of all the is not easy. Different techniques have been tested for removing calcium hydroxide from root canal walls; none of which has been able to remove calcium hydroxide from the root canal walls completely for the present. Irrigation only technique, combination of instrumentation and irrigation, sonic activation and pasive ultrasonic irrigation, hydrodinamic irrigation (RinsENDO) and CanalBrush techniques can be given as examples, used for this purpose. Techniques put into use with the developing technology, seem to be more successful than conventional methods

Anahtar Kelimeler

• medicament, root canalCalcium hydroxide removing

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