Abstract
Resumen en: Objective: To evaluate and compare the efficiency and effectiveness of Carisolv in caries removal in human primary molars. Method: 30 primary molar cario...
Highlights
Dental treatment is very often associated with pain and fear
The minimal removal of infected carious dentin, together with use of therapeutic restorative material is a fundamental requirement of modern operative dentistry
In an attempt to standardize the lesion depths, teeth with occlusal carious lesions extending till the middle third of dentin were selected
Summary
It is estimated that 80% of all dental patients are apprehensive[1] Often this apprehension is due to pain/ discomfort experienced with the use of drill during caries removal. With the advent of adhesive restorative materials and the subsequent development in minimal cavity design, the widely accepted principle of “Extension for prevention” proposed by G.V Black, in operative treatment of carious lesions has been challenged and is considered a very destructive method for caries removal[3]. The minimal removal of infected carious dentin, together with use of therapeutic restorative material is a fundamental requirement of modern operative dentistry. This concept of minimal intervention dentistry eliminates the pain associated with the removal of caries and instills a positive attitude in children towards dentistry
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