Dental Trauma
Conditions
Brief summary
clinical and radiographic evaluation the intracoronal bleaching of primary anterior teeth using sodium perborate with walking bleach technique
Detailed description
This study will be conducted for the clinical and radiographic evaluation the intracoronal bleaching of primary anterior teeth using sodium perborate with walking bleach technique
Interventions
Internal bleaching of discolored primary anterior teeth by using sodium peborate
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
* Children aged between 3-5 years. * Parents/caregivers acceptance. * Traumatized anterior teeth with sensitivity to percussion and palpation with gray discoloration. * Discolored anterior teeth indicated for intracoronal bleaching. * Traumatized anterior teeth no response to an electric pulp test. * Discolored teeth with satisfactorily previously obturated root canal . * Absence of preapical lesions or apex resorption.
Exclusion criteria
* Teeth with signs tooth mobility indicated for extraction. * Teeth with vertical root fracture. * Teeth with preapical lesions or apex resorption. * Teeth with discolorations from restorative materials. * Children with lack of cooperation for post-operative recall and follow up.
Design outcomes
Primary
| Measure | Time frame | Description |
|---|---|---|
| clinical evaluation of internal bleaching of primary teeth | two weeks to month | Clinical outcomes: During the follow-up period- two weeks to month, signs of any pathology will be observed clinically and scored as follow: 1. Sensitivity to percussion or palpation (positive or negative). 2. Abscess or fistulae (positive or negative). 3. Color change recorded by vita shade 3d master. |
Secondary
| Measure | Time frame | Description |
|---|---|---|
| radiographic evaluation of internal bleaching of primary teeth | six months | Radiographically outcomes: During the follow-up period - six months, signs of any pathology will be observed radiographically and scored as follow: 1. External or internal root resorption (positive or negative). 2. Apical radiolucency (positive or negative). |
Countries
Egypt