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NaOCl and Chlorhexidine

Effective Shelf-Life of Prepared Sodium Hypochlorite Solution

By Johnson BR, Remeikis NA

Date: 01/1993
Journal: JOE

Full strength NaOCl seems to be unaffected by storage up to 10 wks. However, if using diluted NaOCl, tissue dissolving ability drops significantly between weeks 1 and 2

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The effect of dilution and organic matter on the antibacterial property of 5.25% sodium hypochlorite

By Harrison JW, Hand RE

Date: 01/1981
Journal: JOE

Full strength NaOCl gives the highest antimicrobial activity potential, and mixing with organic matter may alter antimicrobial activity against S. faecalis.

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Vital Pulp Tissue Response to Sodium Hypochlorite

By Rosenfeld EF, James GA, Burch BS

Date: 01/1978
Journal: JOE

In non-confined areas, NaOCl has a strong, non-specific, surface-acting solvent action on vital pulp tissue. In vital teeth, it may present a challenge to conventional RCT. It is very important to clean and shape all canals. NaOCL has limited action in confined areas.

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Analysis of the Effect of Dilution on the Necrotic Tissue Dissolution Property of Sodium Hypochlorite

By Hand R, Smith M, Harrison J

Date: 01/1978
Journal: JOE

5.25 % NaOCl is the best tissue dissolving irrigant and diluting it decreases its tissue-dissolving capability

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The solvent action of sodium hypochlorite on pulp tissue of extracted teeth

By Senia ES, Marshall FJ, Rosen S

Date: 01/1971
Journal: OOO

NaOCl is more effective vs. saline in dissolving pulp tissue and cleaning wider area of canals.

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