INVITRO EVALUATION OF LAWS OF PULP CHAMBER ANATOMY IN NORTH KERALA POPULATION IN INDIA
Journal Title: IJSR-International Journal Of Scientific Research - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 5
Abstract
Context: This study was conducted in the department of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics , Govt Dental College Calicut to evaluate the anatomy of the pulp chamber and the pulp chamber oor in North Kerala population in India and to see if specic, consistent landmarks or congurations exist and are quantiable. Aims: 1. To observe the anatomy of the pulp chamber and the pulp chamber oor. 2. To study the relationships of the pulp chamber to the clinical crown and relationship of the orice on the pulp chamber oor. 3. To verify the anatomic laws of pulp chamber anatomy in North Kerala population Settings and Design: Sixty extracted permanent molars were collected from the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Govt. Dental College Calicut The teeth were divided into three groups (i) 20 mandibular molar teeth with three root canals (ii) 20 mandibular molar teeth with four root canals (iii) 20 maxillary molar teeth Methods and Material: All teeth were sectioned at the level of cement enamel junction (CEJ )by using micromotor with straight handpiece and diamond disk so that the outline of the pulp chamber relative to the CEJ could be observed. Each cut section was irrigated with water, dried and examined. The teeth were analyzed at National Institute of Technology, Calicut under stereomicroscope and digital photographs were taken to record observed anatomical relationship. Statistical analysis used: Observations were statistically analysed using SPSS17 software Results, Conclusions : The present study shows that laws regarding the location of orices, namely law of orice location 1,2 and 3 were also found to be valid after the teeth were viewed under stereomicroscope.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr Prasanth Balan, Dr Nileena R Kumar, Dr Arun Das D, Dr Ramesh Kumar, Dr Jayasree S.
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