Axial displacement of fluid in glass capillary after intracoronary reaction of several bleaching agents
Journal Title: RSBO - Year 2010, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
Objective: To indirectly quantify the release of oxygen after intracoronary chemical reaction, by axial displacement of fluid in glass capillaries arranged in dental crowns. Material and methods: Bovine crowns were accessed, the cervical plug was executed and a glass capillary was placed in the vestibular external face, containing an oily vehicle.Following that, four associations of bleaching were prepared and placed in its interior: G1 – sodium perborate and hydrogen peroxide 3%; G2 – sodium perborate and water, G3 – sodium percarbonate and hydrogen peroxide 3%; G4 – sodium percarbonate and distilled water. After being kept for 24 hours, the axial displacement of the fluid was quantified and interpreted as the release of oxygen by the chemical reaction.Results: The results showed a trend of the associations with hydrogen peroxide to promote the release of more oxygen. However, there was no difference between sodium perborate and sodium percarbonate (p > 0.05). Conclusion: The experimental groups showed no differences between them during the 24 hours of chemical reaction.
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Camila NASCIMENTO, Rafael MENDES, Milton KUGA, Arnaldo SANT’ANNA JÚNIOR, Marco DUARTE, Antonio RODRIGUES
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