ArticleJournal of conservative dentistry and endodontics2025
Histological evaluation of keratin and keratin with tricalcium phosphate as pulp capping agents: An animal study.
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Background: Keratin is a naturally derived biomaterial that is biocompatible and can enhance pulp healing by a reparative response. There are limited studies on the effect of keratin on the repair and regeneration of dental tissue. The present study was conducted to histologically evaluate the pulpal response and calcific barrier formation after using keratin, tricalcium phosphate (TCP), and keratin + TCP as a direct pulp capping agent on goat teeth after a 90-day experimental period. Methodology: An in vivo animal study evaluated 36 teeth from 4 male goats (six lower incisors and Three lower premolars per goat) that were randomly divided into 3 groups ( Results: Histological evaluation revealed no significant difference in the distribution of samples with reference to inflammation ( Conclusion: Keratin + TCP may serve as an alternative for a pulp-capping agent due to their ability to induce a calcific barrier compared to keratin and TCP alone.
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