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TITLE:

IMPACT OF A PASSIVE SONIC IRRIGATION SYSTEM ON THE REMOVAL OF ENTEROCOCCUS FACIALS FROM THE ROOT CANAL SYSTEM OF PRIMARY TEETH, APPLYING DIFFERENT CONCENTRATIONS OF SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE

AUTHORS:

Dr. Iram Afzaal, Dr. Anum Mansoor, Dr. Sayeda Ayesha Maqsood, Dr. Ali Altaf

ABSTRACT:

Aim: This in vitro study planned to think about the antibacterial impact of various groupings of sodium hypochlorite on end of Enterococcus facials from root trench frameworks of essential teeth with or without an inactive sonic water system framework. Methods: The root trenches of 120 essential incisors, which had removed, were prepared using the "crown-down" strategy. The teeth were autoclaved and vaccinated with E. facials. Our current research was conducted at Punjab Dental Hospital from March 2019 to February 2020. The stained examples were then arbitrarily divided into 6 test groups of 15 and into positive and negative reference groups as follows: group 1: 0.6% sodium hypochlorite; group 2: 3.6% sodium hypochlorite; group 3: 6% sodium hypochlorite; group 4: 0.6% sodium hypochlorite + sound initiation; group 5: 3.6% sodium hypochlorite + sound initiation; and group 6: 5% sodium hypochlorite + sound initiation. Microbiological tests were conducted during the monitoring of the province's sterilization strategies and processing units. Measurable tests were performed using the two-way ANOVA and Duncan's post hoc tests in cases of critical contrast. Results. There were no critical contrasts between the gatherings in any of the factors (grouping of disinfectant or use of sonic water system framework). Conclusion: The use of inactive sonic water system frameworks in the endodontic treatment of single-piece essential teeth has no advantage over the usual needle water system. The sequelae of this examination also suggest the use of lower centralizers of sodium hypochlorite (0.6%) for the water system of the root trench structure instead of higher fixations for approximately equivalent viability. Keywords: passive sonic irrigation system, Enterococcus facials, root canal system of primary teeth.