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Biodentine™: eigenschappen en klinische toepassingen

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Biodentine™, een nieuw anorganisch restauratief cement gebaseerd op tricalciumsilicaat (Ca3SiO5) cement, wordt op de markt gebracht als een ‘bioactief dentinesubstituut’. De auteurs geven in dit hoofdstuk een samenvatting van de bestaande literatuur om zo na te gaan of het een geschikt alternatief vormt voor andere tricalciumsilicaat cementen in de endodontie en traumatologie. Een uitgebreid literatuur onderzoek werd uitgevoerd voor publicaties tussen 1980 en januari 2015. Rekening houdend met de fysische (hogere druksterkte, push-out hechtsterkte, densiteit en porositeit), biologische (vorming van calciumhydroxide, hogere afgifte en incorporatie van calciumionen) en verwerkingseigenschappen (snellere uitharding) van Biodentine™, zou dit bioactief tricalciumsilicaatcement een waardig alternatief kunnen betekenen voor mineraal trioxide aggregaat (MTA) in het kader van endodontie, dentale traumatologie, restauratieve tandheelkunde en kindertandheelkunde.

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Rajasekharan, S., Martens, L., Cauwels, R., Verbeeck, R. (2015). Biodentine™: eigenschappen en klinische toepassingen. In: Aps, J., De Bruyne, M., Jacobs, R., Nienhuijs, M., van der Meer, W. (eds) Het tandheelkundig jaar 2016. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-0889-7_10

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