ArticleInternational journal of clinical pediatric dentistry2025
Comparative Evaluation of Antimicrobial Effect, Calcium Ion Release, and pH Change Using Herbal Combinations of Nanoparticle Calcium Hydroxide: An
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Background: Microorganisms such as Aim: The study aimed at evaluating and comparing the pH change, calcium ions release, along with antimicrobial potential of various nanoparticle calcium hydroxide preparations as an intracanal medicament against Methodology: Decoronation of 40 single-rooted teeth was done, canals were enlarged, and segregated into four categories (each group containing 10 samples): Nano calcium hydroxide (CH) + sterile distilled water, nano CH + nano clove, nano CH + nano triphala, and nano CH + nano activated charcoal. The formulations were prepared, placed within the canals, and suspended in glass vials. Calcium ion concentration and pH changes were analyzed up to 30 days. The antimicrobial efficacy against Results: Calcium hydroxide with distilled water group was observed with maximum sustained release of calcium ions compared with the other three herbal combinations. The maximum mean zone of inhibition against Conclusion: Herbal combinations of CH showed enhanced antimicrobial activity against How to cite this article: Vijaya PS, Siddaiah SB, Somanna P,
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