Efficacy of Proinflammatory Cytokines in Pulpotomy Treatments
Study Overview
This study focused on how different pulpotomy agents affect inflammation levels and treatment success in children. Specifically, it compared levels of IL-6, IL-8, and a new biomarker, presepsin, to assess pulpal inflammation during treatment.
Key Findings
- High Inflammation Levels: Elevated levels of IL-6, IL-8, and presepsin were found in teeth with pathological conditions.
- Pulpotomy Agents Tested: MTA, NeoMTA, Biodentine, and ZOE were applied to 120 second molar teeth from 75 children.
- Success Rate: MTA showed the best results, followed by ZOE, NeoMTA, and Biodentine.
- Indicators of Inflammation: Presepsin could serve as a useful indicator for predicting inflammation levels.
Practical Solutions and Value
By identifying effective biomarkers and treatments, this study provides valuable insights that can lead to better dental care strategies. The findings highlight the importance of monitoring inflammation and choosing the right materials for successful pulpotomy outcomes.
Integration in Clinical Practice
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Digital Health Tools
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