间接与直接牙髓盖盖:反应性与修复性牙本质

M. Goldberg
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它们在牙本质-牙釉质交界处定居并扩大,扩大了蛀牙釉质和软蛀牙本质之间的间隙。植物咀嚼后残留的细胞壁等碎片,以及类似肌肉的“肉”产生的纤维也可能存在。位于食物残渣下面的软牙本质是细菌和脱矿牙本质的混合物,不需要钻孔就可以去除,只需要使用手动锋利的挖掘机。在这一层的表面,龋齿本质完全脱矿。软龋牙本质显示增大的小管,这些小管中含有细菌。这一层完全没有小管周围的牙本质。从损伤表面到深度,牙本质的脱矿程度逐渐减少。磷灰石晶体使这一层具有一定的稠度。逐渐地,小管周围牙本质重新出现。下一层龋层包括充满致龋细菌和无细菌小管的感染小管的混合物。一连续的小管周围牙本质环围绕着小管腔。管间牙本质逐渐恢复到原来的结构。磷灰石晶体表面发生脱矿和再沉淀,在三个方向上增大其尺寸。在健全的牙本质中,晶体显示以下主要尺寸:34Å厚,139Å宽和250Å长。在蛀牙本质中,晶体厚度增加,扩大。测量表明90Å (65-70Å)的厚度x 300Å的宽度,和x 500Å的长度。根据Takuma等人的研究,晶体最终直径可达120-135Å
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Indirect versus direct pulp capping: reactionary versus reparative dentin
They colonize and enlarge the dentino-enamel junction, widening the gap between the carious enamel and the soft carious dentin. Debris such as cell walls remnants remaining after by vegetal chewing, and fibers issued from muscle-like ‘meat’ may also be present. The soft carious dentin located beneath this zone of food debris is a mixture of bacteria and demineralized dentin that may be removed without drilling, using only manually sharp excavators. At the surface of this layer, the carious dentin is fully demineralized. The soft carious dentin displays enlarged tubules, containing bacteria acting within these reservoirs. This layer is totally deprived of peritubular dentin. From the surface to the depth of the lesion, the dentin progressively is less demineralized. Apatitic crystals provide some consistency to this layer. Gradually peritubular dentin reappears. The next carious layer includes a mixture of infected tubules filled by cariogenic bacteria and bacteria-free tubules. A continuous ring of peritubular dentin surrounds the lumens of the canaliculi. Intertubular dentin gradually reach the original structure. Demineralization and reprecipitation occurs at the surface of apatitic crystals, increasing their size in three directions. In the sound dentin, crystals display the following main dimensions: 34Å thick, 139Å wide and 250Å long. In the carious dentin, the crystals increase in thickness, and enlarge. Measurements indicate a 90Å (65-70Å) thickness x 300Å in width, and a length of x 500Å. Crystals reach a final diameter of 120-135Å according to Takuma et al.1
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