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Evaluation of the effect of synthetic biomaterial (Calcium Phosphate Ceramic) on healing of extracted tooth socket | ||
| Journal of baghdad college of dentistry | ||
| Article 1, Volume 22, Issue 3, 2010, Pages 57-61 | ||
| Authors | ||
| Abdl Satar Salim; Athraa Al Hijazi | ||
| Abstract | ||
| ABSTRACTBack ground: There are very few data about the effect of calcium phosphate ceramic on the healing of toothextracted sockets after tooth extraction and it still controversial. The aim of the study was to evaluate the clinicalapplicability and histological behavior of newly developed phosphate ceramic as a bone filler for dental socketafter tooth extraction.Materials and methods: Twenty four rabbits were used for extraction of upper central incisor under generalanesthesia. The left side filled with phosphate ceramic material, and the right side lifted for normal healing as acontrol group. The two sockets were sutured. The results were studied radiographically and histologically after 1,2,4,6weeks postoperatively. The radiographic examination was performed also immediately after operation by usingparallel technique in a digital radiographic examination and histological examination was performed under lightmicroscope for the section stained with heamatoxiline and eosin to assist histometric analysis including counting ofbone cells and trabecule thickness, at the end of each four periods interval post operatively.Results: Radiographical examination showed that phosphate ceramic materials reduced vertical resorption ofalveolar ridge after tooth extraction. Histological examination showed the acceleration of bone formation in thesocket more than bone destruction within first few weeks after tooth extraction that prevent alveolar ridgeresorption.Conclusion: This study was illustrated that phosphate ceramic material was osteinductive material that enhancesthe osteogenisis process in the extracted tooth socket more than normal physiological healing process.Key words: calcium phosphate ceramic, healing, tooth socket. (J Bagh Coll Dentistry 2010;22(3):57-61). | ||
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