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gutta percha/hypersensitivity

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Cross-reactivity between gutta-percha and natural rubber latex: assumptions vs. reality.

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BACKGROUND Immunological cross-reactivity between gutta-percha and natural rubber latex, or NRL, has not been demonstrated clearly despite recent concerns and several suspected cases reported in the literature. METHODS The authors analyzed aqueous extracts of commercial gutta-percha points and raw

[Solvents for the removal of gutta-percha from root canals. 2. Side effects of chloroform, halothane and xylene].

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High concentrations of organic solvents have adverse effects on the health of professional workers. In endodontics, halothane, chloroform and xylene are used to dissolve gutta-percha from root canals. It is therefore questioned whether the use of these solvents could affect the health of patients or

Cross-Reactivity studies of gutta-percha, gutta-balata, and natural rubber latex (Hevea brasiliensis).

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Gutta-percha and gutta-balata are derived from the Paliquium gutta and Mimusops globsa trees, respectively, that are in the same botanical family as the rubber tree Hevea brasiliensis. For this reason the potential for immunological cross-reactivity between the gutta-percha and gutta-balata used in

Management of the latex hypersensitive patient in the endodontic office.

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This case report documents the treatment of an endodontic patient who experienced a type 1 hypersensitivity reaction to latex. The dental, medical, and environmental aspects of treating latex allergic patients are reviewed. Because gutta-percha and latex rubber are similar compounds, the possible

[Clinico-pathological studies on the effects of pulp protection (lining) under the condition with and without smear layers].

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Many studies have been made of pulpal reactions to pulp protection (lining) materials have always employed a smear layer between the dentin wall and the lining materials. In this study, the author has attempted to evaluate pulpal response without a smear layer and compared effects of pulp protection

Antibiotic Use in 2016 by Members of the American Association of Endodontists: Report of a National Survey.

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BACKGROUND This study surveyed the antibiotic prescribing practices of endodontists, and data were compared with previous surveys conducted in 1994 and 1999. METHODS A 17-question survey was sent via www.surveymonkey.com to 3000 active members of the American Association of Endodontists for
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