ArticleJournal of clinical and experimental dentistry2024
Clinical, Microbiological, and Microcomputed Tomography Evaluation of Silver Diamine Fluoride in Controlling Root Carious Lesions: An
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Background: Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) application without removing necrotic tissue is an applicable non-invasive measure to primary care practice and may reduce the burden of untreated root caries. This study aims to examine clinical feature change, root caries-related bacteria, and silver penetration of SDF in arresting root caries. Material and Methods: Ten study participants with 16 root carious teeth were included in this study. The clinical characteristics of root caries lesions (plaque deposit, color, hardness, and sensitivity symptom) were recorded. Then root caries samples were collected using a spoon excavator before and 2 weeks after treated with 38% SDF. The amounts of Results: Most treated samples were darker in color, predominantly turning black (n =15, 93.8%), had increased surface hardness (n =11, 68.8%), were non-sensitive teeth (n=14, 87.5%), and were negative to air blowing (n =12, 75%). Only Conclusions: Based on clinical and microbiological profiles, this investigation indicated that SDF is beneficial for controlling root caries, particularly
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