32 results about "Cementum" patented technology

The invention discloses an application of a fibrous strip for preparing a pulp-perforation cracked molar repairing body. A crack of a pulp-perforation cracked molar is located at a dental crown occlusion face along a developmental groove in a mesial and distal direction and is parallel to a tooth long axis. The depth of the crack is 1.0 mm from the pulp perforation position to the cemento-enamel junction in a root direction, and the width of the crack is 0.01-0.10 mm, and the thickness of the fibrous strip is 1.0-1.5 mm, and the width is 2.0-3.0 mm. The fibrous strip is located at a dental crown occlusion face in a direction vertical to the crack, or the fibrous strip is located in a medullary space to form rectangular laying, or the fibrous strip is located in a medullary space to form annular laying. The thickness of the fibrous strip is 1.0-1.5 mm, and the width is 2.0-3.0 mm. The fibrous strip is added in a resin repairing body, can improve stress concentration on the tip of the pulp-perforation tooth crack from a maxillary first premolar in a mesial and distal direction, and can efficiently prevent further development of a full crown lower crack. An excellent effect is obtained by performing annular laying of the fibrous strip in a direction vertical to the crack level in a medullary space.

The invention discloses a pulp capping agent with bioactivity and a preparation method thereof. The pulp capping agent with bioactivity comprises dentin extraction solution and dentin powder. The pulp capping agent preparation method comprises the following steps: (1) selecting health dental tissue, cleaning by PBS (Phosphate Buffer Solution) to remove periodontal ligament, cementum and dental pulp, and sterilizing; (2) freezing the dental tissue, and grinding the frozen dental tissue to particles; (3) culturing the dental tissue particles in a medium; and (4) filtering the supernatant from the step (3) to obtain the dentin extraction solution, centrifugally cleaning the cultured dentin particles by the PBS, oven-drying, and grinding to obtain the dentin powders. The pulp capping agent can effectively promote the repair of dentin only by blending the dentin extraction solution with the dentin powder, and applying the mixture at a position close to the dental pulp or at a position at which the dental pulp is exposed, thereby improving the success rate of live-marrow conservation, and providing a new treatment means for patients suffering from accident pulp perforation.