Efecto del hidróxido de calcio en dientes anteriores con necrosis pulpar
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2014-07
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Universidad de Guayaquil. Facultad Piloto de Odontología
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El dolor posoperatorio como resultado de la terapia canalicular es un
efecto colateral bastante frecuente en el tratamiento endodóntico, que
puede durar de unas horas a varios días, debido a una reacción
inflamatoria de la zona perirradicular. Por ser tan controversial la eficacia
del hidróxido de calcio en la prevención del dolor en las exacerbaciones
en pulpas necróticas en piezas no vitales y se observó que la frecuencia
de agudizaciones posoperatorias fue relativamente baja, con una
significación del 0,00018. Esto permite concluir que el hidróxido de calcio
como tratamiento en la prevención del dolor intercitas en pulpas
necróticas
El hidróxido de calcio es uno de los medicamentos más utilizados en el
tratamiento endodóntico por su acción bactericida, dado que la vida
bacteriana es incompatible con un pH tan alcalino (pH 12,5), pero
controversial en su capacidad para prevenir las agudizaciones intercitas
en pulpas necróticas.
Las emergencias endodónticas son un reto para su diagnóstico y
tratamiento, pues se requiere conocimiento y habilidad en varios
aspectos. El clínico debe conocer los mecanismos del dolor, el manejo del
paciente, el diagnóstico, la terapéutica y el tratamiento adecuado.
Postoperative pain as a result of canalicular therapy is a fairly common side effect in endodontic treatment, which can last from a few hours to several days, due to an inflammatory reaction of the periradicular area. For being so controversial efficacy of calcium hydroxide in preventing exacerbations in pain necrotic pulps in no vital pieces and found that the frequency of postoperative exacerbations was relatively low, with a significance of 0.00018. It is concluded that calcium hydroxide as a treatment for preventing pain in necrotic pulps intercitas Calcium hydroxide is one of the drugs most commonly used in endodontic treatment for their bactericidal action, given that bacterial life is incompatible with such an alkaline pH (pH 12.5), but controversial in its ability to prevent exacerbations intercitas necrotic pulps. Endodontic emergencies are a challenge for diagnosis and treatment, as knowledge and skill is required in several respects. The clinician should understand the mechanisms of pain, patient management, diagnosis, therapy and appropriate treatment
Postoperative pain as a result of canalicular therapy is a fairly common side effect in endodontic treatment, which can last from a few hours to several days, due to an inflammatory reaction of the periradicular area. For being so controversial efficacy of calcium hydroxide in preventing exacerbations in pain necrotic pulps in no vital pieces and found that the frequency of postoperative exacerbations was relatively low, with a significance of 0.00018. It is concluded that calcium hydroxide as a treatment for preventing pain in necrotic pulps intercitas Calcium hydroxide is one of the drugs most commonly used in endodontic treatment for their bactericidal action, given that bacterial life is incompatible with such an alkaline pH (pH 12.5), but controversial in its ability to prevent exacerbations intercitas necrotic pulps. Endodontic emergencies are a challenge for diagnosis and treatment, as knowledge and skill is required in several respects. The clinician should understand the mechanisms of pain, patient management, diagnosis, therapy and appropriate treatment
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HIDROXIDO DE CALCIO, ENDODONCIA, NECROSIS PULPAR
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Méndez Campos, Georgi Steffano (2014) : Efecto del hidróxido de calcio en dientes anteriores con necrosis pulpar