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Broad spectrum antimicrobial properties Aid in debridement of root canal system Ability to dissolve necrotic tissue or debris Low toxicity level Good lubricant Low surface tension to flow into an inaccessible area Ability to sterilize the canal Prevent/dissolve smear layer Inactivate endotoxins
Funtions of irrigants
Perform physical and biologic functions-remove dentin shavings by irrigation Increase the efficiency of instruments Dissolve necrotic tissues Remove debris from lateral and accessory canal Germicidal as well as antibacterial properties Irrigants with lubricating agent further increase the efficiency Bleaching action Opening of dentinal tubules by removing smear layers
- Time of contact - Temperature - Specialized irrigation syringe - Ultrasonic activation (streaming effect)
Urea Hidrogen peroxide Urea peroxide Chlorhexidine Chelating agent ---- EDTA Ruddle's solution MTAD
INTRACANAL MEDICAMENTS
FUNCTIONS:
- Destroy the remaining bacteria and also limits the growth of new arrivals - Useful in treatments of apical periodontitis for example inflammation due to over instrumentation or irrigation extruding apical (flare-ups)
Effective germicide and fungicide Non irritating to pulpal tissue Remain stable in the solution Prolonged antimicrobial action Remain active in presence of blood, pus, etc Have low surface tension Not interfere repairing of periapical tissue proccess Non staining Capable of inactivation in culture media Not induce immune response
CALCIUM HYDROXIDE
High pH : - effective in weeping canal - triggers mild inflamation to start tissue repair (calcifying actions) Hydrolyses the lipid part of bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS) Prolonged effectiveness