Bio-Inductive Materials in Direct and Indirect Pulp Capping—A Review Article. Based on 1‐year observational data (Marques et al. Recent research on deep carious tissue management supports less invasive strategies, highlighting that complete removal of soft dentine to leave a thin barrier of residual dentine may not be necessary or desirable (Innes et al. As a consequence of the variation in the reported success of pulp capping after carious exposure (Bogen et al. Randomized clinical trials are the best way to answer this question, but there are currently only a few which address this issue. 2009). The clinician should be able to distinguish between inflamed and noninflamed tissue if the pulp is exposed; however, this visual analysis may not be sufficiently accurate. A systematic review on the subject (but with the same limitations as above) concluded the overall success rate is in the range of 72.9%–99.4% (Aguilar & Linsuwanont 2011). 2012, Galler et al. 2013), even when important subjective (e.g. 2011). The initial response of the pulp includes an increase of secretory activity by the odontoblast leading to increased tertiary dentine formation (reactionary dentinogenesis) (Smith et al. Deep caries management 1. Increasing numbers of clinical trials have demonstrated the benefits of incomplete caries removal, in particular in the treatment of deep caries. Please check your email for instructions on resetting your password. Once the cells have migrated to contact the biomaterial, they must differentiate into mineral‐secreting cells, at which point dentine synthesis is triggered. Once the cells have migrated to contact the biomaterial, they must differentiate into mineral‐secreting cells, at which point dentine synthesis is triggered. 2017). A prerequisite for a successful outcome following pulp capping is control of bleeding and the avoidance of blood clot formation between the capping material and the pulp tissue. 2005) are difficult to assess. 2017), but limitations including solubility, handling and biological response have led to the development of new materials such as hydraulic calcium silicates (Pitt Ford et al. This conventional pulp capping procedure (Schröder 1985) is indicated after a complicated traumatic fracture, which involves a superficial exposure of the pulp or after an accidental perforation (Bjørndal 2018). Potentially discriminatory biomarkers have been identified, which could potentially set an inflammatory threshold above which the pulp is not viable (Rechenberg et al. 2012, Galler et al. 2012;40:531–541. Notably, mutans streptococci possess multiple sugar transport systems including the phosphoenolpyruvate phosphotransferase system and can enzymatically thrive at a low pH. Introduction. Chlorhexidine digluconate solution (2%) has been suggested as an alternative to NaOCl (Mente et al. 2014b). Performance of a Biodegradable Composite with Hydroxyapatite as a Scaffold in Pulp Tissue Repair. That is, in established and most advanced parts of the lesion, it would be reparative dentinogenesis, whereas for younger parts of the lesion, reactionary dentinogenesis takes place (Bjørndal et al. 20172017). 2). Several keywords were used: conservative treatment, deep caries, deeply carious lesion, indirect pulp capping (IPC), and stepwise excavation. Pulp capping: conserving the dental pulp ‐ can it be done? Caries is a microbial biofilm‐induced disease, which is promoted and maintained by a dietary supply of fermentable carbohydrates (Nyvad et al. Whilst pulpectomy usually takes 1 or 2 years to fail, by contrast, VPT usually fails within months as a result of severe pain (Bjørndal et al. Kassebaum NJ, Bernabe E, Dahiya M, Bhandari B, Murray CJ, Marcenes W. Global burden of untreated caries: a systematic review and metaregression. Clinically, the depth of caries and residual dentine thickness (Stanley et al. 4. Clinically, it is difficult to distinguish each zone. As a result, critical questions related to the superiority of one caries removal technique over another, the best pulp capping biomaterial or whether pulp exposure is a negative prognostic factor remain unanswered. Are dental disease examples of ecological catastrophes? Mild irritation induces an up‐regulation of existing odontoblast activity to form reactionary dentine, whilst stronger stimuli result in odontoblast death and the initiation of complex processes involving the recruitment of dental pulp stem/progenitor cells, which differentiate into odontoblast‐like cells to form reparative dentine (Lesot et al. 2015, Wolters et al. 2014). Success: Positive response to pulp test. Indeed, it may even call into question the need for pulpectomy at all, as by definition an ‘– ectomy’ denotes surgical removal of part of the body. The biological properties of these materials have been described in the literature from both in vitro and in vivo studies (Careddu & Duncan 2018, Parirokh et al. 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The second‐stage excavation several months later is carried out to firm dentine following the recommendation of carious tissue removal (Schwendicke et al. Management of deep caries lesions with or without pulp involvement in primary teeth: a systematic review and network meta-analysis. 2000). 5). These two types of failures could potentially have a different aetiology. 2007, Galler et al. 2009, 2015, Soden et al. Chlorhexidine digluconate solution (2%) has been suggested as an alternative to NaOCl (Mente et al. Formation of reparative dentine by odontoblast‐like cells is possible after pulp exposure, where hard tissue (mineralized bridge) formation should replace the lost dentine if successful. 2015) and insulin‐like GFs (Finkelman et al. For treating deep caries lesions, selective or stepwise (one- and two-step) incomplete excavation seems advantageous compared with complete caries removal. NS difference between capping interventions. This should be enough time to achieve haemostasis under physiological conditions, which will facilitate a ‘dry’ working field. Comparing the outcome of various strategies to treat deep caries is complex, and as a result, the debate about whether or not to preserve a layer of dentine continues. 1982). Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dentistry. Furthermore, if the pulp is cariously exposed, can VPT procedures such as pulp capping or partial pulpotomy provide predictable outcomes or is more aggressive tissue removal or even RCT necessary? By age 19, 67% of children will have experienced tooth decay. Classification for deeper stages of caries. 2015), whilst releasing other bioactive molecules that migrate down the dentinal tubules and stimulate tertiary dentine formation and other pulpal reparative processes (Finkelman et al. 2017). 1980). 2010). 2008;42(3):164–70. Success: Positive response to pulp test. 1985). 1982). 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Enter your email address below and we will send you your username, If the address matches an existing account you will receive an email with instructions to retrieve your username. As a consequence of the variation in the reported success of pulp capping after carious exposure (Bogen et al. Irrigation strategies aimed at biological response, rather than disinfection capacity, have used EDTA demonstrated to release TGF‐β family members from the extracellular matrix of dentine (Galler et al. Class I pulp capping. In terms of prevention of bacterial infection, it should be remembered that dentine has a tubular structure, and if the residual dentine layer is <1 mm, it is likely to be as permeable to bacterial challenge as a pulp exposure (Murray et al. TVH-19, a synthetic peptide, induces mineralization of dental pulp cells in vitro and formation of tertiary dentin in vivo. and Fusobacterium spp. Progenitor cells migrate and differentiate to form odontoblast‐like cells during reparative dentinogenesis. If you do not receive an email within 10 minutes, your email address may not be registered, 2010, Franzon et al. Environmental sustainability in endodontics. 1997). Traditionally, deep caries management was destructive with nonselective (complete) removal of all carious dentine; however, the promotion of minimally invasive biologically based treatment strategies has been advocated for selective (partial) caries removal and a reduced risk of pulp exposure. Central randomization of patients: Data from published trial reports have revealed a lack of adequate randomization. Although the exact mechanism of Ca(OH)2 remains unclear, biologically it stimulates the production of mineralized tissue, albeit often a porous osteodentine (Cox et al. These nociceptors can extend within 0.16 mm of dentinal tubules and act as an early warning signal to the pulp and indeed the patient (Buyers 1980). 2017, Stangvaltaite et al. No evidence of irreversible pulpitis (not defined) and pulp necrosis, no PDL widening, no external and internal resorption, no periapical or furcal bone resorption, Experimental (OrthoMTA): 97% clinical and 100% radiographic success, Experimental (RetroMTA): 94% clinical and 94% radiographic success, Control (ProRoot MTA): 100% clinical, and radiographic success, Deep caries(depth defined as either 2/3 into the dentine, >2/3 and ‘into the pulp’ (= extremely deep caries), Trial: Intervention effect 30%, Power 95%, P < 0.05, Randomization: Concealed allocation (central procedure), Material: Calcium hydroxide (CH) (control) n = 37 versus MTA n = 33, Hand excavator was used, and following pulp exposure, haemostasis was controlled within 10 min using 0.5% NaOCl, MTA arm: white ProRoot (two‐visit procedure), Success: Survival of the capped pulp being nonsymptomatic, responding to sensibility test and no periapical changes radiographically, Secondary outcome: Pain 1 week post‐operatively, Experimental (ProRoot): 85% cumulative survival rate, Control (Dycal): 52% cumulative survival rate, Significant difference between cumulative survival rate in favour of MTA (lesion depth not equally distributed between arms), Comparing restorative procedure and pre‐clinical radiographic and CBCT assessments, Carious dentine into pulpal quarter of the dentine, no signs of irreversible pulpitis (no widening of PDL or PA lesion), Trial: Intervention effect ~20%, Power 80%, P < 0.05, Material: GIC (control) n = 36 versus Biodentine n = 36, Success: Positive response to pulp test at 12 months. From a histological viewpoint, pulp exposure healing should be described as formation of a continuous hard tissue barrier over the exposure and a residual pulp free of inflammation (Schröder 1973). D. ental caries remains a significant public health problem in the United States. Numerous in vitro culture studies using DPC (Ko et al. 2013), stem cell (SC) recruitment (Fayazi et al. Axial exposure site (class V cavity) showed significantly poorer outcome, Deep caries with a potential risk of exposure (lesion depth not defined, no widening of PDL or periapical (PA) – or furcal lesion), Randomization: No concealed allocation sequence, Capping mat: ProRoot MTA (control) n = 47 versus OrthoMTA n = 47 and RetroMTA n = 48, Success: Positive response to pulp test. The only way to rebuild the odontoblastic palisade is to recapitulate in situ the original developmental process (Goldberg & Smith 2004). In clinical practice, the decision on whether to maintain the pulp or not also varies (Stangvaltaite et al. Before placing the capping material, the pulp wound and the cavity are disinfected. Based on appearance, an actively progressing carious dentine lesion tends to have a light yellow/beige colour, the surface texture is wet/moist, and it is easy to disintegrate/penetrate the soft organic matrix with a dental probe. The former involves incomplete removal of carious dentin and then application of a well-sealed permanent restoration. 2013), ultrasonic agitation (Widbiller et al. Case courtesy of Dr Phu Le. 2011, Frozoni et al. 2016a). ; however, other taxa such as a novel Prevotella spp., Selenomonas spp., Dialister spp., Eubacterium spp. 2018); this jeopardizes the VPT procedure from the very onset. These properties are not exclusive to mutans streptococci, and strains of other streptococci such as Streptococcus mitis, Streptococcus gordonii, Streptococcus anginosus and Streptococcus oralis are acidogenic and aciduric (van Houte 1994, van Ruyven et al. The management of deep carious lesions and the exposed pulp amongst members of two European endodontic societies: a questionnaire‐based study. The aim of the first stage is to change the cariogenic environment. 2017). Pulp capping does not involve any pulp tissue removal; instead, the biomaterial is placed in direct contact with the pulp tissue (ESE 2006). 1998). (d) Magnified image of the extremely deep cavitated dentine lesion (i = retrograde enamel demineralization as typically shown in dentine exposed environments, ii = loose fragment of dark brown discoloured contaminated dentine, iii = large zone of destruction (necrotic dentine), iv = contaminated and demineralized dentine, v = contaminated and demineralized tertiary dentine). Early failures could be related to misdiagnosis of the severity of the pulpitis disease and insufficient pulp tissue removal, which may explain the need for tissue removal in these cases, whereas late failures could be related to the quality and sealing ability of the restoration and mineralized bridge that becomes compromised by secondary infection. Successful management of deep caries lesions begins with an accurate pulpal diagnosis. Clinically, it is difficult to distinguish each zone. What should be considered a ‘danger threshold’ of a deep lesion? The prefix class II indicates that an altered treatment protocol is required, because a severe microbial challenge is expected. The enhanced protocol utilized may explain the high success of these studies (Bogen et al. 2008, Marques et al. These organisms are early colonizers (Nyvad & Kilian 1990) and may help establish an environment or niche, which mutans streptococci and lactobacilli will thrive in. 1980). 2017). have found to be abundant in such lesions (Nadkarni et al. It is easier to perform, as the consistency of the retained dentine has changed. 1973, Dummer et al. and Fusobacterium spp. 2001). Case courtesy of Dr Phu Le. Other GFs including angiogenic molecules, such as fibroblast GF 2 (FGF‐2), vascular endothelial GF (VEGF), and placenta GF (PlGF) (Roberts‐Clark & Smith 2000, Tomson et al. A calcium hydroxide (Ca(OH)2) base material is used between visits, or a hydraulic calcium silicate cement and the tooth are restored with a glass–ionomer restorative material. 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When caries ceases to be active and is thought to have arrested, these features will be more marked; therefore, it is darker, no excess moisture is present, and it is not possible to penetrate with a probe (Fig. When the irritant is removed, the pulp has the capacity and potential to provide an up‐regulation of odontoblastic activity (reactionary tertiary dentinogenesis) or the recruitment of progenitor cells, which can cytodifferentiate into odontoblast‐like cells (reparative tertiary dentinogenesis). ), had an outcome of 32% dropping to below 10% after 5 years (Bjørndal et al. The only way to rebuild the odontoblastic palisade is to recapitulate in situ the original developmental process (Goldberg & Smith 2004). Clinical efficacy and the antimicrobial potential of silver formulations in arresting dental caries: a systematic review. Capping material should ideally have three characteristics: (i) create an immediate seal of the dental cavity to protect the pulp in the first few weeks as the mineralized bridge is forming; (ii) be biocompatibility and noncytotoxic; and (iii) possess bioactive properties that trigger the biological processes involved in forming a mineralized barrier at the tissue/material interface. An estimate of the depth of a carious lesion can be made on a bitewing radiograph. Practically, the exposed pulp is packed with a damp cotton wool pellet and pressure is applied for at least 5 min. 2017). 2011, Zehnder et al. No irreversible pulpitis (defined); absence of PA radiographically (defined as ≥ 2 times with of PD space). It was shown that the various approaches did not affect the expression of bioactive glycoproteins related to repair (Baldissera et al. 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