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02 D012 18619
02 D012 18619
BANGALORE- KARNATAKA
ANNEXURE- II
PROFORMA FOR REGISTRATION OF SUBJECT FOR
DISSERTATION
DR . SWETHA GOPAL
POST GRADUATE STUDENT ,
DEPT OF CONSERVATIVE &
ENDODONTICS,
KRISHNADEVARAYA COLLEGE OF
DENTAL SCIENCES ,
HUNASAMARANAHALLI, VIA YELAHANKA ,
BANGALORE- 562157
KRISHNADEVARAYA COLLEGE OF
DENTAL SCIENCES, YELAHANKA,
BANGALORE.
3 05 - 2010
FRACTURE
RESISTANCE
OF
ENDODONTICALLY
TREATED
ROOTS RESTORED WITH FIBER
POSTS USING DIFFERENT RESIN
CEMENTS : AN IN VITRO STUDY
one mass ( monobloc ) has been found to reinforce the tooth and increase the fracture
resistance.
There is a limited information about the effect of luting cements on the fracture resistance
of endodontically treated roots restored with fiber posts. The purpose of this study is to
evaluate the fracture resistance of endodontically treated roots restored with fiber posts
using
A study was conducted to evaluate the bond strengths of two dual-cured luting agents
used for cementation of four different fiber-reinforced composite (FRC) posts by using a
push-out test and to evaluate the failure modes of these systems.The posts used were
translucent quartz FRC posts, opaque glass FRC post, individually formed electrical glass
fiber posts cemented with variolink ll and RelyX Unicem. Results indicated that the Fiber
reinforced composite posts luted with Variolink ll showed higher bond strengths.
A study evaluated the resistance of fracture of endodontically treated teeth restored with
different post systems - titanium, quartz fiber, glass fiber, and zirconia posts which were
cemented using RelyX ARC adhesive resin cement & restored with composite cores, and
fabricated metal crowns. The results showed that the teeth restored with quartz fiber
posts exhibited higher resistance to fracture than ( titanium , glass fiber and zirconia
posts).
An in vitro study was conducted to measure the force required to displace four different
endodontic posts (an experimental, Para-Post, Flexi-Post, and V Lock) when tensile,
torsion, or compressive forces were applied. The posts were cemented with Flexi - Flow
resin cement. Threaded posts provided higher tensile resistance. Flexi-Posts provided the
greatest resistance to torsion and tensile loading.
A study performed evaluated the effect of different post designs and varying amounts of
post-to-canal adaptation on the fracture resistance of endodontically treated teeth. Cast
post and cores and crowns were waxed, cast, and luted with zinc phosphate cement on a
static loading device. Tapered post increases the fracture resistance of teeth, but upon
failure renders the tooth nonrestorable. Parallel-sided posts had a lower frequency of
fracture upon failure, involving less tooth structure. Parallel-sided posts surrounded by
large amounts of cement had no significant effect on failure loads.
A study evaluated the fracture resistance of endodontically treated teeth restored with
glass fiber and zircon posts which were cemented with resin cement (Panavia F). The
control group was restored with a nickel-chromium post and core. The results indicated
that the glass fiber & zircon posts exhibited lower failure loads than the nickel chromium
cast post and core.
METHODOLOGY
ARMAMENTARIUM AND MATERIALS
STUDY METHOD
For this study forty five extracted human maxillary central incisors free of caries ,cracks
and having approximately similar dimensions will be used.
The teeth selected will be stored in saline solution at ambient temperature. The teeth are
decoronated at the cemento- enamel junction using a diamond disc to create 16 mm long
specimens, followed by determining the canal patency by passing a size 10 K File
through the apical foramen and working lengths will be established 1.0 mm short of the
apical foramen.
The canal instrumentation will be performed till the number 40 K -File being the master
apical file followed by a step-back preparation (1mm) upto size 70 K File. During
instrumentation, canals will be irrigated with 2.5% sodium hypochlorite solution and
17% EDTA. The obturation will be performed using gutta percha and AH Plus sealer
(Dentsply) with cold lateral compaction. After 24 hours gutta percha is then removed
from the coronal and middle thirds of the roots using peeso reamer number 1, leaving
5mm of intact gutta percha.
The post spaces will be prepared to a depth of 10mm predrilling firstly with the Easy Post
Largo drill number 1 and then by precision drilling with the calibrating drill number 1.
Following the post space preparation the canals will be irrigated with sterile water and
are dried with paper points. Presence of any residual gutta percha in the walls of the post
space will be checked by radiographic evaluation.
All the specimens will then be divided into three 3 groups, each group containing fifteen
samples each for cementation of the Easy Fiber Posts (size 1, 0.8mm diameter).
GROUP 1
GROUP 2
GROUP 3
The post cemented roots will be stored in saline solution at ambient temperature and
acrylic resin cylinders are obtained using cylindrical moulds. Then the specimens will be
mounted on the lower plate of the universal testing machine (Instron) and a compressive
loading is applied vertically to the coronal surfaces of the roots with a loading rate of
1mm min until fracture occurs and the load at which failure will occur is recorded and
expressed in Newtons.
STATISTICAL ANALYSIS:
The results obtained will be statistically evaluated using Anova Test and Tukeys Test and
the fracture toughness of the endodontically treated root restored with fiber posts using
different resin cements will be assessed and compared
8. LIST OF REFERENCES
Ayse D. Kececi , B. Ureyen Kaya , Necdet Adanir . Micro push-out bond strengths of
four fiber- reinforced composite post systems and 2 luting materials. OOOOE
2008;105:121-128.
Begum Akkayan , Turgut Gulmez . Resistance of fracture of endodontically treated teeth
restored with different post systems. J Prosthet Dent 2002; 87: 431-7.
Hai Qing , ZhiMin Zhu , YongLie Chao , WeiQun Zhang. In vitro evaluation of the
fracture resistance of anterior endodontically treated teeth restored with glass fiber and
zircon posts. J Prosthet Dent 2007; 97: 93-8.