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THE ANALYSIS OF EMDOGAIN BINDING AFFINITY FOR DIFFERENT PARTICULATE BONE GRAFT MATERIALS.

Guba, Nina Marie January 2018 (has links)
Objectives: Traditional guided tissue regeneration procedures use particulate bone graft materials and occlusive membranes with the primary aim of reconstitution of the supporting periodontal tissues. Currently, the Food and Drug Administration has cleared only four treatment modalities for true periodontal regeneration. These materials are autogenous bone, demineralized freeze dried bone allograft, LANAP (Millennium Dental Technologies INC, Cerritos, CA) and Emdogain (Institut Straumann AG, Basel, Switzerland). The biologically inactive nature of many commercially available bone graft materials provides an opportunity for the addition of certain biologic materials to enhance the healing response. The development of an adequate carrier for biologic agents is a crucial step in the creation of a bioactive graft material. This experiment uses Emdogain (Institut Straumann AG, Basel, Switzerland) to study the specific characteristics of protein binding and release on three different commonl / Oral Biology
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Resposta pulpar e periapical de dentes de cães após pulpotomia e utilização de derivado de matriz do esmalte. Estudo microscópico e radiográfico / Pulpal and periapical response of dogs\' teeth after pulpotomy and use of Enamel Matrix Derivative. Histopatologic and radiographic study

Fierro, Marcela Martin Del Campo 25 February 2011 (has links)
O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar histopatologicamente, a resposta dos tecidos pulpar e periapical de dentes de cães, após pulpotomia e proteção do remanescente pulpar com o Derivado da Matriz do esmalte (Emdogain®). Foram utilizados 40 dentes (80 raízes), de 4 cães, distribuídos em 6 grupos, nos períodos experimentais de 7 dias (Grupos I, II e II) e 70 dias (Grupos IV, V e VI). Após a remoção da polpa coronária, o remanescente pulpar foi recoberto com os seguintes materiais: Grupo I e IV - Derivado da Matriz do Esmalte (Emdogain®); Grupos II e V (Controle negativo) pasta de Hidróxido de Cálcio p.a. e soro fisiológico e Grupos III e VI (Controle positivo) Óxido de Zinco e Eugenol. Decorridos os períodos experimentais, os animais foram submetidos à eutanásia, as peças removidas e submetidas ao processamento histológico. A avaliação microscópica foi realizada em microscópio óptico com relação à presença ou não da barreira dentinária, severidade da inflamação, presença ou ausência de hemorragia, presença ou ausência de osteogênese focal, presença ou ausência de necrose pulpar, presença de reabsorção radicular externa e espessura do ligamento periodontal. A avaliação radiográfica foi realizada considerando-se a integridade da lâmina dura, presença de áreas de rarefação óssea periapical, de reabsorção radicular (interna e externa) e de ponte de dentina. Os resultados obtidos foram submetidos à análise estatística utilizando-se o teste exato de Fisher (α= 0,05). Nos espécimes que apresentavam lesões periapicais, as medidas radiográficas das áreas de rarefação óssea periapical foram comparadas entre grupos por meio do teste de Kruskal-Wallis seguido pelo pós teste de Dunn (α= 0,05). Os achados histopatológicos evidenciaram que no período de 7 dias, no Grupo I havia um infiltrado inflamatório leve a moderado e intensa proliferação vascular no tecido pulpar, no Grupo II um infiltrado inflamatório leve, estando o tecido pulpar íntegro enquanto no Grupo III foi observado um infiltrado inflamatório moderado a severo. Em todos os grupos não havia formação de ponte de dentina e a região periapical apresentava aspectos de normalidade. No período de 70 dias, nos Grupos IV e VI não houve formação de ponte de dentina, o tecido pulpar apresentava áreas de necrose com presença de células inflamatórias na região periapical e reabsorção cementária e óssea. Por outro lado, no Grupo V, foi observada a presença de ponte de dentina, ausência de processo inflamatório e ausência de reabsorção dos tecidos mineralizados. Com relação aos achados radiográficos, no período de 7 dias, todos os Grupos (I, II e III) apresentaram integridade da lâmina dura, ausência de rarefação óssea periapical, ausência de reabsorção interna e externa e ausência de formação de ponte dentinária. No período experimental de 70 dias, o Grupo IV apresentou descontinuidade de lâmina dura com presença de rarefação óssea periapical em 100% dos casos. Ainda, reabsorção radicular interna e formação de ponte dentinária não foram observadas, com reabsorção radicular externa presente em 75% dos casos. Nos Grupos V e VI, a ausência de integridade da lâmina dura e presença de rarefação periapical foram observadas em 25% e 50% dos casos, respectivamente, e reabsorção radicular externa em 25% dos casos. Reabsorção radicular interna e formação de ponte dentinária não foram observadas em nenhum dos grupos. Os resultados microscópicos e radiográficos permitiram concluir que o Derivado da Matriz do Esmalte (Emdogain®) não apresentou resultados satisfatórios quando aplicado sobre o tecido pulpar exposto na técnica da pulpotomia. / The purpose of this study was to evaluate, both histopatologically and radiographically, the pulpal and periapical response of dogs´ teeth after pulpotomy and use of Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®). For such purpose, 40 teeth (80 roots), obtained from 4 dogs, were assigned to 6 groups and evaluated in two experimental periods: 7 days (Groups I, I, and III) and 70 days (Groups IV, V and, VI). After pulpotomy, pulp remnant was covered with the following materials: Groups I and IV Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®); Groups II and V (negative control) Calcium hydroxide p.a.; and Groups III and VI (positive control) Zinc oxide and eugenol. At the established experimental periods, the animals were euthanized and the anatomic pieces were obtained and histologically processed. The microscopic evaluation was performed in a light microscope regarding the presence or absence of induced dentin barrier, severity of inflammation, presence or absence of bleeding, presence or absence of focal osteogenesis, presence or absence of pulp necrosis, presence of external root resorption and periodontal ligament thickness. Radiographic evaluation was performed considering the integrity of the lamina dura, presence of areas of periapical bone rarefaction, root resorption (internal and external) and dentin bridge formation. The results were analyzed statistically using Fisher´s exact test (α= 0.05). In the specimens presenting apical periodontitis, the areas of the lesions were determined and the groups were compared using the Kruskal-Wallis test followed by Dunn test (α= 0.05). The histopathologic findings in the 7-day period revealed that Group I presented a mild to moderated inflammatory infiltrate and intense vascular proliferation in the pulp tissue; Group II presented a mild inflammatory and an intact pulp tissue, while Group III presented a moderate to severe inflammatory infiltrate. In all groups, there was no dentin bridge formation and the periapical region had normal appearance. In the 70-day period, Groups IV and VI showed no dentin bridge formation and pulp tissue presented necrotic areas with inflammatory cells in the periapical region as well as bone and cemental resorption. On the other hand, in Group V, there was dentin bridge formation, absence of inflammatory process and absence of resorption of mineralized tissues. Regarding the radiographic findings, in the 7-day period, all specimens in Groups I, II e II present intact lamina dura, absence of periapical bone rarefaction, absence of root resorption (internal and external) and absence of dentin bridge formation. In the experimental 70-day period, Group IV showed discontinuity of the lamina dura and presence of periapical bone rarefaction in 100% of cases. Internal root resorption and dentin bridge formation were not observed, with external root resorption in 75% of cases. In Groups V and VI, absence of hard layer and presence of periapical bone rarefaction were observed in 25% and 50% of cases, respectively and external root resorption in 25% of cases. Presences of internal root resorption and dentin bridge formation were not observed in any group. Based on these results, it may be concluded that Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®) did not present satisfactory results when applied on the pulp tissue following pulpotomy.
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Resposta pulpar e periapical de dentes de cães após pulpotomia e utilização de derivado de matriz do esmalte. Estudo microscópico e radiográfico / Pulpal and periapical response of dogs\' teeth after pulpotomy and use of Enamel Matrix Derivative. Histopatologic and radiographic study

Marcela Martin Del Campo Fierro 25 February 2011 (has links)
O objetivo do presente estudo foi avaliar histopatologicamente, a resposta dos tecidos pulpar e periapical de dentes de cães, após pulpotomia e proteção do remanescente pulpar com o Derivado da Matriz do esmalte (Emdogain®). Foram utilizados 40 dentes (80 raízes), de 4 cães, distribuídos em 6 grupos, nos períodos experimentais de 7 dias (Grupos I, II e II) e 70 dias (Grupos IV, V e VI). Após a remoção da polpa coronária, o remanescente pulpar foi recoberto com os seguintes materiais: Grupo I e IV - Derivado da Matriz do Esmalte (Emdogain®); Grupos II e V (Controle negativo) pasta de Hidróxido de Cálcio p.a. e soro fisiológico e Grupos III e VI (Controle positivo) Óxido de Zinco e Eugenol. Decorridos os períodos experimentais, os animais foram submetidos à eutanásia, as peças removidas e submetidas ao processamento histológico. A avaliação microscópica foi realizada em microscópio óptico com relação à presença ou não da barreira dentinária, severidade da inflamação, presença ou ausência de hemorragia, presença ou ausência de osteogênese focal, presença ou ausência de necrose pulpar, presença de reabsorção radicular externa e espessura do ligamento periodontal. A avaliação radiográfica foi realizada considerando-se a integridade da lâmina dura, presença de áreas de rarefação óssea periapical, de reabsorção radicular (interna e externa) e de ponte de dentina. Os resultados obtidos foram submetidos à análise estatística utilizando-se o teste exato de Fisher (α= 0,05). Nos espécimes que apresentavam lesões periapicais, as medidas radiográficas das áreas de rarefação óssea periapical foram comparadas entre grupos por meio do teste de Kruskal-Wallis seguido pelo pós teste de Dunn (α= 0,05). Os achados histopatológicos evidenciaram que no período de 7 dias, no Grupo I havia um infiltrado inflamatório leve a moderado e intensa proliferação vascular no tecido pulpar, no Grupo II um infiltrado inflamatório leve, estando o tecido pulpar íntegro enquanto no Grupo III foi observado um infiltrado inflamatório moderado a severo. Em todos os grupos não havia formação de ponte de dentina e a região periapical apresentava aspectos de normalidade. No período de 70 dias, nos Grupos IV e VI não houve formação de ponte de dentina, o tecido pulpar apresentava áreas de necrose com presença de células inflamatórias na região periapical e reabsorção cementária e óssea. Por outro lado, no Grupo V, foi observada a presença de ponte de dentina, ausência de processo inflamatório e ausência de reabsorção dos tecidos mineralizados. Com relação aos achados radiográficos, no período de 7 dias, todos os Grupos (I, II e III) apresentaram integridade da lâmina dura, ausência de rarefação óssea periapical, ausência de reabsorção interna e externa e ausência de formação de ponte dentinária. No período experimental de 70 dias, o Grupo IV apresentou descontinuidade de lâmina dura com presença de rarefação óssea periapical em 100% dos casos. Ainda, reabsorção radicular interna e formação de ponte dentinária não foram observadas, com reabsorção radicular externa presente em 75% dos casos. Nos Grupos V e VI, a ausência de integridade da lâmina dura e presença de rarefação periapical foram observadas em 25% e 50% dos casos, respectivamente, e reabsorção radicular externa em 25% dos casos. Reabsorção radicular interna e formação de ponte dentinária não foram observadas em nenhum dos grupos. Os resultados microscópicos e radiográficos permitiram concluir que o Derivado da Matriz do Esmalte (Emdogain®) não apresentou resultados satisfatórios quando aplicado sobre o tecido pulpar exposto na técnica da pulpotomia. / The purpose of this study was to evaluate, both histopatologically and radiographically, the pulpal and periapical response of dogs´ teeth after pulpotomy and use of Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®). For such purpose, 40 teeth (80 roots), obtained from 4 dogs, were assigned to 6 groups and evaluated in two experimental periods: 7 days (Groups I, I, and III) and 70 days (Groups IV, V and, VI). After pulpotomy, pulp remnant was covered with the following materials: Groups I and IV Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®); Groups II and V (negative control) Calcium hydroxide p.a.; and Groups III and VI (positive control) Zinc oxide and eugenol. At the established experimental periods, the animals were euthanized and the anatomic pieces were obtained and histologically processed. The microscopic evaluation was performed in a light microscope regarding the presence or absence of induced dentin barrier, severity of inflammation, presence or absence of bleeding, presence or absence of focal osteogenesis, presence or absence of pulp necrosis, presence of external root resorption and periodontal ligament thickness. Radiographic evaluation was performed considering the integrity of the lamina dura, presence of areas of periapical bone rarefaction, root resorption (internal and external) and dentin bridge formation. The results were analyzed statistically using Fisher´s exact test (α= 0.05). In the specimens presenting apical periodontitis, the areas of the lesions were determined and the groups were compared using the Kruskal-Wallis test followed by Dunn test (α= 0.05). The histopathologic findings in the 7-day period revealed that Group I presented a mild to moderated inflammatory infiltrate and intense vascular proliferation in the pulp tissue; Group II presented a mild inflammatory and an intact pulp tissue, while Group III presented a moderate to severe inflammatory infiltrate. In all groups, there was no dentin bridge formation and the periapical region had normal appearance. In the 70-day period, Groups IV and VI showed no dentin bridge formation and pulp tissue presented necrotic areas with inflammatory cells in the periapical region as well as bone and cemental resorption. On the other hand, in Group V, there was dentin bridge formation, absence of inflammatory process and absence of resorption of mineralized tissues. Regarding the radiographic findings, in the 7-day period, all specimens in Groups I, II e II present intact lamina dura, absence of periapical bone rarefaction, absence of root resorption (internal and external) and absence of dentin bridge formation. In the experimental 70-day period, Group IV showed discontinuity of the lamina dura and presence of periapical bone rarefaction in 100% of cases. Internal root resorption and dentin bridge formation were not observed, with external root resorption in 75% of cases. In Groups V and VI, absence of hard layer and presence of periapical bone rarefaction were observed in 25% and 50% of cases, respectively and external root resorption in 25% of cases. Presences of internal root resorption and dentin bridge formation were not observed in any group. Based on these results, it may be concluded that Enamel Matrix Derivative (Emdogain®) did not present satisfactory results when applied on the pulp tissue following pulpotomy.
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Schmelzmatrixproteine bei subgingivaler Instrumentierung residualer Taschen

Thomaidis, Christos Paschalis Charalambos 23 December 2020 (has links)
Ziel dieser Studie war es, die klinischen und biochemischen Ergebnisse einer Behandlung von residualen parodontalen Taschen durch eine zweite subgingivale Instrumentierung (ehemals 'Scaling and Root Planing' (SRP)) bei adjunktivem Einsatz von Schmelzmatrixproteinen (SMP) mit einer zweiten subgingivalen Instrumentierung ohne adjunktive Hilfsmittel zu vergleichen. 13 Patienten mit residualen parodontalen Taschen einer Taschentiefe (PD) von 5-8 mm wurden behandelt. Nach Überprüfung der Mundhygiene wurden PD, Attachmentlevel (AL) und Bluten auf Sondieren (BOP) aufgenomen. Proben der Sulkusflüssigkeit (GCF) wurden entnommen und auf ihren Gehalt an Interleukin (IL)-1β, Matrixmetalloproteinase (MMP)-8, IL-10 und Transforming Growth Factor (TGF)-β überprüft. Die subgingivale Instrumentierung erfolgte unter zusätzlicher Anwendung von SMP an den Zähnen der Testgruppe und kontralateral an den Zähnen der Kontrollgruppe ohne zusätzliche Anwendung von SMP. Reevalautionen fanden 6 und 12 Monate nach der Behandlung statt. Die statistischen Analyse wurde durch nicht-parametrische Tests durchgeführt. Es kam in beiden Gruppen zu signifikanten Veränderungen von PD, AL und BOP. Im Vergleich der Gruppen waren signifikante Unterschiede in der Reduktion von PD zugunsten der Testgruppe während 12 Monaten zu verzeichnen (p = 0,005), eine Tendenz hierfür konnte während 6 Monaten beobachtet werden (p = 0,057). Es konnte gezeigt werden, dass ein zweites SRP zur Behandlung von Resttaschen geeignet ist und die adjunktive Anwendung von SMP hierbei einen zusätzlichen, klinischen Vorteil im Rahmen der Taschentiefenreduktion bietet.
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Klinisch retrospektive Untersuchung zur Effektivität auf Langzeitstabilität der regenerativen Parosontaltherapie mit Schmelz-Matrix-Proteinen (Emdogain) / Clinical retrospective study on the effectiveness and long-term stability of an enamel matrix derivative in the regenerative periodontal therapy

Wülfing, Thomas 27 March 2012 (has links)
No description available.
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Expression of Non-Collagenous Proteins by the Epithelial Rest Cells of Malassez

Rincon, Julio C. Unknown Date (has links)
Epithelial rest cells of Malassez (ERM) are small groups of epithelial cells within the periodontal ligament closely approximated to the radicular cementum surface. The cells have a high nuclear/cytoplasm ratio. In oblique sections of the periodontal ligament, the cell rests can be seen, not as isolated groups of cells but as a network, similar to a fish-net, surrounding the root. The function of the ERM is unknown and their participation in some dental pathological conditions is still controversial. Some new publications have described the isolation of ERM from human periodontal ligaments. To date no publications have described the expression of bone-related proteins by ERM. ERM were cultured and isolated from porcine periodontal ligaments (chapter 2). An immunohistochemical study was carried out in rat porcine and human periodontal sections using AE1/AE3 antibody. The expression of cytokeratins by ERM was demonstrated in all species (chapter 3). Characterization and identification of ERM was achieved by Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), immunohistochemistry and Western blot. The results demonstrated the epithelial nature of these cells obtained from the mid radicular third of porcine first deciduous molars (chapter 4). An in vitro study using a semi quantitated RT-PCR technique was carried out in four different types of porcine periodontal cells (GF, PDLF, ERM and alveolar bone cells). These cell types were compared for the expression of the bone related proteins osteopontin and bone sialoprotein. The strongest expression of osteopontin was for the ERM compared to alveolar bone cells, PDLF and GF. These results demonstrated for the first time the expression of osteopontin from cultured porcine ERM suggesting a possible role of these cells in cementogenesis (chapter 5). Finally, emdogain (EMD), an enamel matrix derivative protein, was utilized at different concentrations to stimulate periodontal ligament cells and determine its role in proliferation, attachment and by RT-PCR expression of osteopontin or bone sialoprotein in vitro (chapter6). EMD demonstrated proliferative and attachment responses in a dose dependent manner. EMD stimulated the expression of OPN m RNA by porcine ERM and alveolar bone cells. The results contribute to explaining the different regenerative events associated with EMD in periodontal regenerative therapy. The findings of this study contribute to a broader understanding of possible functions of the ERM and suggests a role for these cells in cementogenesis by their strong OPN expression.

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