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Pulpal and Pulpal and periapical immune periapical immune
responsesresponsesto infection to infection
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There is no evidence that necrotic pulp tissue
per se can elicit periapical inflammation,
in the absence of bacteria.
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78 monkey teethwith
aseptically necrotized pulps
26 bacteria-free
52 bacteria infected
7 months
Apical periodontitis
No apical inflammation
Moller & Fabricius 1981
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Periapical responses to pulpal infection
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Bacterial products
IL-1IL-2
MF
Th
B
Periapical inflammation and bone destruction
IL-2
+
MHC-II
IL-1, IL-6TNFαPGE
Ag
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productsproductsMicrobial Microbial
Periradicular lesions - barrier
Complement
Granulomatous tissue
Defence elements
PMNs
Epithelialplugs
Antibodies
MicroorganismsMicroorganisms
Very few endodontopathogens can advance through the barrier.
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Abscessed AP Actinomyces spp, Propionibacterium
propionicum Infected radicular cysts Infected material displaced into the
periapical tissues
Extraradicular microorganisms
Possible factor in the failure of the endodontic therapy.