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Page 1: Endodontic Materials: Root canal obturation materials

Endodontic Materials:

Root canal obturation materials

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Obturating materialsAfter cleaning and shaping of canals, they are filled. Ideal properties of root canal filling materials:

Antimicrobial Biocompatible. Good flow Adhesive in nature Dimensionally stable Not affected by moisture Radio-opaque Good handling Easily removed, post prep or retreat Does not stain dentine Cheap

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Gutta PerchaGutta percha “ Isoprene” (C5H8) is one of the

oldest and most common root filling material in use today.

A natural latex (rubber) produced from a genus of tropical trees

Polymers of isoprene:Cis-natural rubberTrans-gutta percha.

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Gutta percha points used in clinic consists of:

Gutta percha 20%Zinc oxide 60-75%Metal sulphides, waxes, resin, opacifiers

Gutta percha is available in 2 phases; Alpha and Beta.

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Gutta percha taken from trees is the Alpha phase.

Gutta percha in points used in the clinic is the Beta phase.

Both phases differ in Melting temperature, volumetric changes and flow characteristics when molten.

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Gutta perchaAdvantages of gutta percha:BiocompatibleDimensionally stableCompactable Easily removedCheap Disadvantages of gutta percha:Does not adhere to dentine Lacks rigidity

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Metal pointsSilver (gold, tin, lead and titanium have been used)Introduced in 1930’sSilver preferred due to antibacterial effectRigid, unyieldingImpossible to adapt to canalsPoor seal as canal not commonly circular in shapeCorrosionDifficult to remove for postTitanium- biocompatible and avoids corrosion

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Silver Point Failure

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SealersSealers are used in association with Gutta percha. Functions of sealer

Cementing (luting, binding) the core material (gutta percha) into the canal.

Filling the discrepancies between the canal walls and core material

Acting as a lubricant to enhance the positioning of the core filling material

Acting as a bactericidal agent

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Root canal sealersMost sealers are toxic when freshly mixedToxicity substantially reduced when setMost sealers are absorbable to some extent

when exposed to tissue fluidIdeally sealer should flow backwards out of

the canalHowever, no evidence that apical extrusion

reduces success rate providing preparation and obturation are meticulous

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Glass-ionomer based sealersKetac Endo and ActiV GP sealer.Mildly antibacterialAdheres to dentineSlightly solubleUnset GIC is cytotoxic but when set this

reduces with timeVery difficult to be removed

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New root canal filling materialsResilon: resin-based cones. Similar in

appearance and handling to gutta percha cones. Used with any resin-based sealer.

Endorez cones: resin-coated gutta percha. Used with endorez sealer or any other resin-based sealer.

ActiV GP: glass ionomer coated gutta percha. Used with glass ionomer based sealers.

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Retrograde root filling materialsIdeal properties

Seals apexBiocompatibleEase of handlingMoisture and blood tolerantLow solubilityRadio-opaqueGood tissue responseBonds to dentine

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AmalgamCorrosionApical inflammationPoor sealing abilityMercury toxicity

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IRMModified zinc oxide-eugenolSeals better than amalgamNeed high powder to liquid ratio to decrease

toxicity and solubilityShort working time

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Super EBAModified zinc oxide-eugenolHigh compressive and tensile strengthNeutral pHLow solubilityNot affected by bloodGood tissue response

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CompositeProblems with moisture controlSome good results in sealing ability but

further work required

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Glass Ionomer CementsBonds to tooth substanceBiocompatibilty (Toxicity reduces when set)Some antibacterial propertiesSeal superior to amalgam

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New materialsDiaket (Tricalcium phosphate paste)

Polyvinyl resinGood tissue response?cementum forming

Mineral Trioxide aggregates (MTA)Seals better than amalgam or super EPANot adversly affected by bloodMarginal adaptation better than amalgam, IRM or super

EBA?cytotoxicity

LaserHydroxyapatite