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ENDODONTIK TEDAVİ ESNASINDA ISI İLETİMİ VE ETKİLERİ

HEAT CONDUCTİON AND İTS EFFECTS DURİNG ENDODONTİC TREATMENT

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  • Atatürk Üniversitesi Diş Hekimliği Fakültesi Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2011

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Abstract (2. Language): 
The harmful effect of heat increase on the surrounding tissues of the root surface during endodontic treatment has been a subject of interest in dentistry. The conduction of heat to the pulp in the treatmentof vital pulp causes lose of vitality in pulp, whereas the conduction of heat occuring in the root canal to the cement causes damage in the root canal to the cement causes damage in the peripheral tissuses. Though dentin play an important part in the insulation of heat, there may not remain enough dentin thickness during the treatments. Using lagging may lessen the post operative sensitivity, it may also protect yhe pulp and peripheral tissues from the harmful heat increases.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Endodontik tedavi esnasında kök yüzeyinde oluşan ısı artışının çevre dokular üzerindeki zararlı etkisi diş hekimliğini ilgilendiren bir konu olmuştur. Vital pulpa tedavilerinde oluşan ısının pulpaya iletimi, pulpa canlılığının kaybına yol açarken, kök kanalında oluşan ısının semente iletilmesi de çevre dokularda hasara yol açmaktadır. Isı yalıtımda dentin önemli rol oynasa da, tedaviler esnasında yeterli dentin kalınlığı olmayabilir. Yalıtkan malzemelerin kullanılması post operatif hassasiyeti azaltacağı gibi pulpayı ve çevre dokuları bu zararlı ısı artışlarından koruyacaktır.
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