1.A method of transversal stuff of root canal
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1999;233(2):46-0
Many images of X-ray examination showed that the treatment of endodontal disease had a good effect but infact, the root canal was not completely closed, the fluid can permeat in to the root canal leading to the infection. Regardless the arthopady of the root canal and isolation of teeth during fusion, this study applied a method of trans versal stuff of root canal. This method involved the stuff of the patch in to the root canal by stick of gutta or lentulo and then stuff of the main gutta and smaller stick with standard stick in to the end of root canal, at last cutting the spare gutta
Dental Pulp Cavity
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Dental Pulp Diseases
2.Prevalence of orodental diseases in pupils with ages of 12 in secondary schools, Cau Giay district and risk factors
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 2001;267(12):108-112
We undertake this study to create a base for expanding the school dental program in the whole country of Vietnam, firstly in Hanoi capital and Cau Giay district just established. Our research scope is of 9,512 pupils selected accidentally from several Secondary schools located in Cau giay district in Feb 1998. Followings are the minitial results of our research: 1. The proportion of carries to 12 years old pupils in Cau Giay district is 37.9% in which there are no difference between the boys and girls. 2. The proportion of periodontosis is 77.9%, in which the boys is more than the girls with p< 0.05. 3. Eating candy and other sweets too much is a causative for carries (with OR= 5.7) and for periodontosis (with OR= 4.28) 4. Infrequent tooth brush also is a causative agent for carries (with OR = 4.58) and periodontositis (with OR=3.87)
Dental Pulp Diseases
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Child
3.The orodental disease in primary school ages of 8-11 in Thua town, Gia Guong district and risk factors
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1998;231(12):119-121
1. The proportion of carries to pupils in Thua town is 54.4%, in which permanent teeth carries is 5.9% and periodontosis is 83.3%. 2. There is no statistical difference among the proportions of carries, permanent teeth carries and periodontosis distinguished by sex and ages. 3. There is a relation between daily tooth, (as well as time of brushing, number of teething everyday) and the propotion of carious and periodontosis. 4. There is a clear relation between frequently candy eating and carious as well as periodontosis. 5. Based on the relation between knowledge on reason of carries as well as the the method of precaution and carries/ periodontosis, we can suggest that pupil having good education on carries precaution will be able to avoid carries as well as periodontosis.
Dental Pulp Diseases
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Child
4.Confusion and solution for vital pulp therapy.
West China Journal of Stomatology 2017;35(3):227-231
Dental pulp tissue plays a role in forming dentin, providing nutrition, conducting pain, and generating protective responses to environmental stimuli. Bacterial infection is the main cause of pulp disease, where histopathological changes are the histological basis for determining the choice of treatment and the evaluation of therapeutic effect. Thus, particular attention should be given to eliminate infection, as well as preserve and maintain pulpal health in teeth that show reversible or limited pulpal injuries. Vital pulp therapy, especially its indications and prognostic factors, has been a research hotspot that often causes confusion among clinicians. In this paper, we briefly introduce the confusion and solution for vital pulp therapy in terms of indications, pulp condition assessment, infection elimination, and capping material selection. In addition, we develop a clinical pathway and an operation normalization of vital pulp therapy to better perform the therapy.
Dental Care
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Dental Pulp
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Dental Pulp Capping
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Dental Pulp Diseases
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Dentin, Secondary
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Humans
5.Bioactive materials in endodontics.
Chinese Journal of Stomatology 2022;57(1):31-37
Bioactive materials is defined as substances that elicit special chemical bonding at the interface between tissues and the material. In recent years, more and more bioactive materials have emerged in endodontic treatment. The present article introduces the definition, classification and application of bioactive materials in endodontics. Combined with evidence-based medicine and bioactive materials, optimum treatment recommendations for various endodontic diseases are provided and the development trend of bioactive materials in endodontics is also discussed.
Dental Care
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Dental Pulp Diseases
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Endodontics
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Humans
6.Evaluation of root canal treatment by thermal obturation
Journal of Vietnamese Medicine 1999;232(1):42-45
Root canal treatment in three dimensions is the best technique in the world. In this study, 30 teeth with 81 rood canals are obturated with heat carries. The propotion of lateral canal is 30.86% and the propotion of success is 92.59%. It is the advantage of the technique. This technique is applicable in our working condition with heat carries and bunsen burner
Dental Pulp Cavity
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Dental Pulp Diseases
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therapeutics
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Root Canal Obturation
7.Discussion on combined periodontic-endodontic lesion type.
West China Journal of Stomatology 2008;26(1):112-113
Combined the elaboration on periodontic-endodontic lesion in the textbook Periodontics with the deficiencies existed in the clinical and teaching work and demonstrated the understanding on the type of the combined periodontic-endodontic lesion, and suggested the viewpoint of no sub-type of combined periodontic-endodontic lesion. Only regard the type of pulp disease that induced by periodontal disease as genuine combined periodontic-endodontic lesion.
Dental Pulp Diseases
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Humans
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Periodontal Diseases
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Periodontics
8.Report on endodontic treatment result with duration 1 year
Journal of Practical Medicine 2005;505(3):96-99
Department of Ondonto-Stomatology of Hanoi Medical University. Report on Endodontic Treatment results with duration 1 year of 42 patients with pulp disease, who were treated in Ondonto-Stomatology Institute Vietnam follow up 1 year (1993-1994). The total result: 81.9% success, 11% uncertain, 7.1% failure. The result treatment of root canal status before obturation: Pulpitis: success 89.66%, uncertain 3.45%, failure: 6.9%. Necrotic pulp: success 58.33%, uncertain 33.33%, failure 8.33%. Re-treatment:1 case was treated successfully. The result of treatment of root apex status based on X ray: Uninjury apex root: sucess 90.48%, failure 9.52%. Injury sickle-shapre at root apex: success 100%.- Resorption at root apex under 3 mm: sucess 100%.
Root Canal Therapy
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Therapeutics
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Dental Pulp Diseases
10.Clinical guidelines for pulp therapies of primary teeth.
Chinese Journal of Stomatology 2021;56(9):840-848
Pulpal and periapical diseases are the most prevalent dental conditions damaging the oral health of children in China. In view of China's national condition, the level of diagnosis and treatment for pulpal and periapical diseases of deciduous teeth is uneven and clinically there are inconsistent standards on the selection of operation methods for the endodontic treatment in deciduous teeth. Targeting these problems, the Society of Pediatric Dentistry, Chinese Stomatological Association organized experts from several famous universities and hospitals in China to carry out a panel discussion. The results of domestic and overseas researches and diagnosis and treatment experiences on dental pulp disease and periapical disease of deciduous teeth were also referred to. The present guideline was finally developed for the reference of dental clinicians.
Child
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Dental Care
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Dental Pulp
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Dental Pulp Necrosis
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Humans
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Periapical Diseases
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Tooth, Deciduous