Comparing the Sealing Ability of Zinc Oxide Eugenoland MTA Based Sealer to Root Canal Dentine Using Different Obturation Techniques-In Vitro Study
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Dental Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
This in vitro study aims to evaluate the sealing ability of guttapercha root filling used with mineral trioxide aggregate [MTA], and zinc-oxide eugenol as sealer. Thirty freshly extracted single-roote teeth were selected, decoronated and then instrumented. Samples were randomly divided into five experimental groups. In group 1, root canals were filled using single cone guttapercha technique, with MTA as a sealer. In group 2, root canals were filled using lateral condensation guttapercha technique with MTA. In group 3, root canals were filled using single cone guttapercha technique with Zinc oxide eugenol sealer. In group 4 root canals filled using lateral condensation guttapercha technique with zinc oxide eugenol cement and group 5 was the control group Statistical differences in mean apical dye penetration between the three groups were found. But group 1 showed significantly less coronal dye penetration [p <0.001] as compared to group 2, and group 3. And it was concluded that the single cone technique with MTA can provide favorable coronal and apical seal. Keywords:sealing ability, endodontic filling materials, sealers , mineral trioxide aggregate
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Pradnya Nikhade, Dr. Manali Saoji, Dr. Manoj Chandak, Dr. Nikita Oswal, Dr. AkashAgrawal ,
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