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Management of perforations: four cases from two private practices with medium- to long-term recalls.

By Ree M, Schwartz R.

Date: 01/2012
Journal: JOE

If managed properly, perforation repairs can result in long-term clinical success.

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Treatment outcome of mineral trioxide aggregate: repair of root perforations.

By Mente J, Hage N, Pfefferle T, Koch MJ, Geletneky B, Dreyhaupt J, Martin N, Staehle HJ.

Date: 01/2010
Journal: JOE

MTA can provide a biocompatible and long-term effective seal for root perforations in all parts of the root.

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Mineral trioxide aggregate as repair material for furcal perforation: case series.

By Pace R, Giuliani V, Pagavino G.

Date: 01/2008
Journal: JOE

Repairing furcal perforations with MTA is associated with a good short-term (5 yr) clinical outcome.

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Repair of root perforations using mineral trioxide aggregate: a long-term study

By Main C, Mirzayan N, Shabahang S, Torabinejad M.

Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE

MTA provides an effective seal of root perforations and shows promise in improving the prognosis of perforated teeth that would otherwise be compromised.

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Reaction of the Lateral Periodontium of Dogs’ Teeth to Contaminated and Noncontaminated Perforations Filled with Mineral Trioxide Aggregate

By Holland R, Ferrieia L, Souza V, Filho J, Murata S, Dezan E

Date: 01/2007
Journal: JOE

Best healing occurred when perforation was repaired immediately with MTA

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Perforation Repair Comparing Two types of MTA

By Ferris D, Baumgartner J

Date: 01/2004
Journal: JOE

No statistical difference between white and gray MTA in repairing furcal perforations

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Perforation Repair Comparing Mineral Trioxide Aggregate and Amalgam Using an Anaerobic Bacterial Leakage Model

By Nakata T, Baumgartner J

Date: 01/1998
Journal: JOE

MTA may be a better material than amalgam at sealing perforations possibly due to its hydrophilic properties along with its similar mineral composition to dentin

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Evaluation of Setting Properties and Retention Characteristics of Mineral Trioxide Aggregate When Used as a Furcation Perforation Repair Material

By Sluyk S, Moon P, Hartwell G

Date: 01/1998
Journal: JOE

Recommendations – place matrix (e.g., GelFoam) moistened w/ anesthetic. MTA. Cotton pellet (wet or dry). Temp restoration. Wait 72 hours. Place permanent restoration.

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Histologic study of furcation perforations treated with MTA or Super EBA in dogs’ teeth

By Yildirim T, Gencoglu N, Firat I, Perk C, Guzel O.

Date: 01/2005
Journal: OOOOE

No difference in success rate bw molars & premolars despite ↑perf-tooth ratio in premolars

(1)Both materials show ↑ rate of repair indicating good biocompatibility.

(2)MTA > Super EBA for furcation perf repairs.

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Histologic Assessment of Mineral Trioxide Aggregate as a Root-End Filling in Monkeys

By Torabinejad M, Pitt Ford TR, McKendry DJ, Abedi HR, Miller DA, Kariyawasam SP

Date: 01/1997
Journal: IEJ

Amalgam causes inflammation in the periradicular tissues and does not allow regeneration of dentoalveolar structures. MTA exhibits many favorable characteristics as a root-end filling material and should be chosen over amalgam, if available.

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