Acción bactericida del hipoclorito de sodio a 37°C vs hipoclorito de sodio al ambiente
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2015-06
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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El objetivo principal de este estudio es de determinar la acción
bactericida del hipoclorito de sodio a 37°C vs hipoclorito de sodio al
ambiente. El hipoclorito de Sodio es el medio irrigador más usado en
el tratamiento de conducto, debido que posee propiedades muy
beneficiosas, es bactericida, agente blanqueador y desintegra los
tejidos orgánicos que estén en el conducto, está presente en
distintas concentraciones, 05.%, 2.5%, 5.0 %, por muchos años, se
han considerado que la propiedad bactericida del hipoclorito de
sodio está en su concentración, pero existen estudios que indican
que cualquier agente químico usado como bactericida, que se
cambie unas de sus propiedades, en este caso la temperatura,
aumenta su propiedad para eliminación de microorganismos, en el
hipoclorito de sodio no es la excepción, donde si se aumenta una
temperatura considerable y compatible con el organismo, obtendrá
el resultado anteriormente explicado, incluso destruyendo a cepas
bacteriana resistentes y que normalmente causan fracasos en
endodoncia, incluso aquellas sepas bacterianas que existen en el
conducto a nivel apical, además de ser muy útil para los dientes que
presente proceso de necrosis pulpar, en este caso tenemos el
hipoclorito de sodio a 37°C. La metodología empleada es
experimental, bibliográfica, descriptiva. Se utilizó un microscopio
sobre laminas porta objetos que contenían cepas bacterianas para
observar la acción bactericida del hipoclorito de sodio a 37°C, la
muestra en un intervalo de tiempo era de 2 minutos éste iba a ser
más eficaz y más rápido, luego a los 7 minutos había eliminado todas
las bacterias, dejando como conclusión que el hipoclorito de sodio
calentado a 37°C obtuvo un resultado positivo siendo más rápido y
eficaz.
The main aim of our study is to determine the bactericidal action of sodium hypochlorite at 37°C vs. sodium hypochlorite environment. Sodium hypochlorite is the average over irrigator used in the root canal, because it has very beneficial properties, is bactericidal, bleach and disintegrate organic tissues that are in the pipeline, it is present in different concentrations, 05%, 2.5 %, 5.0%, for many years, have considered that the bactericidal property of sodium hypochlorite is on its concentration, but studies indicate that any chemical agent used as a bactericide, you change some of its properties, in this case the temperature increases its ownership to eliminate microorganisms, sodium hypochlorite is no exception, where if a significant and consistent temperature increases with the body, you will get the results explained above, even destroying resistant bacterial strains and usually cause failures endodontics, even those you know bacteria that exist in the canal in its apical, besides being useful for teeth pulp necrosis this process, in this case we sodium hypochlorite at 37 ° C. The methodology is experimental, bibliographical, descriptive. a microscope on sheets partment containing bacterial strains to observe the bactericidal action of sodium hypochlorite at 37 ° C, the sample in a time interval from 2 minutes it would be more effective and faster was used, then the 7 minutes had removed all bacteria, leaving the conclusion that sodium hypochlorite heated to 37 ° C obtained a positive result being faster and more efficient.
The main aim of our study is to determine the bactericidal action of sodium hypochlorite at 37°C vs. sodium hypochlorite environment. Sodium hypochlorite is the average over irrigator used in the root canal, because it has very beneficial properties, is bactericidal, bleach and disintegrate organic tissues that are in the pipeline, it is present in different concentrations, 05%, 2.5 %, 5.0%, for many years, have considered that the bactericidal property of sodium hypochlorite is on its concentration, but studies indicate that any chemical agent used as a bactericide, you change some of its properties, in this case the temperature increases its ownership to eliminate microorganisms, sodium hypochlorite is no exception, where if a significant and consistent temperature increases with the body, you will get the results explained above, even destroying resistant bacterial strains and usually cause failures endodontics, even those you know bacteria that exist in the canal in its apical, besides being useful for teeth pulp necrosis this process, in this case we sodium hypochlorite at 37 ° C. The methodology is experimental, bibliographical, descriptive. a microscope on sheets partment containing bacterial strains to observe the bactericidal action of sodium hypochlorite at 37 ° C, the sample in a time interval from 2 minutes it would be more effective and faster was used, then the 7 minutes had removed all bacteria, leaving the conclusion that sodium hypochlorite heated to 37 ° C obtained a positive result being faster and more efficient.
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HIPOCLORITO DE SODIO, ENDODONCIA, IRRIGACION