J Dent September 2020 PMID 32673638

Pulp and dentine responses to selective caries excavation: A histological and histobacteriological human study.

Domenico Ricucci, José F Siqueira, Isabela N Rôças, Mariusz Lipski, Amal Shiban, Franklin R Tay

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While some participants highlight the persistence of bacteria in dentine that seems sound, others discuss implications for treatment techniques, such as pulpotomy procedures, suggesting a nuanced understanding of the study’s influence on dental practices. The tone varies from curiosity to professional interest, reflecting moderate engagement with the research’s clinical significance.

AgreementModerate agreement

Most discussions acknowledge the relevance of the study to dental practice, with some emphasizing the importance of bacterial presence even in firm dentine.

InterestModerate interest

Participants show moderate interest, discussing both the study's findings and related dental procedures, indicating engagement but not overwhelming curiosity.

EngagementModerate engagement

Several posts include specific mentions of teeth and treatment methods, reflecting some depth in their discussions about dental responses and procedures.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions suggest that the study impacts clinical approaches, especially concerning the assessment of infected dentine and bacterial infiltration during excavation.

Abstract in brief

  • The study examined how human teeth respond to selectively removing decayed tissue and restoring the cavity, focusing on the condition of the dentine and pulp tissue.
  • Findings showed that even dentine that feels leathery or firm during excavation can still be infected with bacteria, which can cause mild, ongoing inflammation in the pulp tissue.
  • The presence of bacteria in the dentine and pulp indicates that caries might appear arrested but bacterial infection can persist, highlighting the importance of careful assessment during dental treatment.]

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Sho(歯科医師)
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エンモー先生が言ってた選択的切削に関するリクッチの論文はこれかな。 色んなパターンの組織切片が載っていておもしろい。 選択的とはいえもうちょい取るっしょ、みたいなのもあるな(笑) アウトカムは臨床所見に持ってくるべきとはいえ、こういう検証はおもしろいね。 https://t.co/By9t8nvEzj

Oct 20, 2023 · 2 likes · 20,520 followers View post →
Wurzelspitze (OnlyDens Account)
@Wurzelspitze · X

Spannend. DRendo - Full (pulp chamber) pulpotomy in a mandibular second molar https://t.co/wbIfnj8D7Y

Jul 25, 2023 · 2 likes · 5,235 followers View post →

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Sho(歯科医師)
@sho_el · X

エンモー先生が言ってた選択的切削に関するリクッチの論文はこれかな。 色んなパターンの組織切片が載っていておもしろい。 選択的とはいえもうちょい取るっしょ、みたいなのもあるな(笑) アウトカムは臨床所見に持ってくるべきとはいえ、こういう検証はおもしろいね。 https://t.co/By9t8nvEzj

Oct 20, 2023 · 2 likes · 20,520 followers View post →
Wurzelspitze (OnlyDens Account)
@Wurzelspitze · X

Spannend. DRendo - Full (pulp chamber) pulpotomy in a mandibular second molar https://t.co/wbIfnj8D7Y

Jul 25, 2023 · 2 likes · 5,235 followers View post →