Dental/surgical sealants including shapeable particles
A sealant and dental technology, applied in dental preparations, surgical adhesives, dentistry, etc., can solve the problems of weakening mechanical properties, bacterial invasion, etc., and achieve the effect of eliminating gas cavities
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Embodiment 1
[0044] Epoxy amine sealant AH Plus TM Available from Dentsply Corporation. Mix equal volumes of the two paste components with equal volumes of MMA and VP copolymer particles. The equilibrium water absorption of the material is about 75%. A smooth paste was formed, which was then shaped into rods 10 mm long and about 3 mm in diameter. Hydrate the rods in distilled water. After about 8 hours of hydration, the sealant composition exhibited a volume increase of about 113%.
[0045] The sealant composition of Example 1 was filled into the treated teeth with a No. 40 Gutta Percha gutta-percha tip. The teeth are hydrated in water for 3 days and then placed in a water-based stain. The experiment was repeated using AH Plus sealant as a control. It was found that teeth treated with the compositions of the present invention showed a marked reduction in the breakthrough of the dye.
[0046] Teeth prepared as described above were incised and placed in a water-based stain for 7 days....
Embodiment 2
[0049] A sealant composition was prepared according to Example 1 and mixed with an equal volume of radiopaque poly(hydroxyethyl methacrylate) spheres according to Horak et al, Biomaterials (1998) 19:1303-1307. Method preparation. The sealant composition is then tested for radiopacity using conventional X-ray equipment. The composition was confirmed to be radiopaque.
Embodiment 3
[0051] A two-component amine-epoxy resin (Araldite Precision) supplied by Bostik Findley Limited was mixed with about 25% by weight of the MMA / VP cross-linked copolymer described in Example 1 . The resulting paste was shaped into 10 mm long rods as described in Example 1. The rods were hydrated in distilled water immediately after molding. After 24 hours of hydration, the sealant composition exhibited a weight gain of approximately 31%. After 48 hours of hydration, the weight gain was approximately 36%, improving to 39% after 144 hours.
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