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Early detection of artificial incipient carious Lesion formed by microbial model using UV Laser and xenon Light

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Abstract


Objectives: The purpose of this study was to evaluated the effectiveness 325 nm UV laser and xenon light in the detection of the early dental caries lesion form by microbial model in vitro.

Methods: Fifty-five 3 x 3 mm bovine incisors were separated into five groups and demineralized at decalcifying solution by microbial method for 24, 43, 72 and 96 hours to prepare of early artificial caries lesions and compared with the control (n=ll) stored into the saline. After all samples were treated demineralazed for 14 days using microbial model. Surface changes were characterized with microhardness tester. Characteristics of fluorescence were measured using DIAGNOdent and Optical multichannel analyzer (OMA) with UV laser and xenoin light.

Results: In microbial model, microhardness value significantly decreased as demineralization progressed (p ( 0.05). According to OMA analysis, both UV laser and xenon light, the specimen exhibited apparent reduction of 425 nm peak or peak ratio as demineralization was progressed from control to 96 hrs. The slope of 450-550 nm also significantly decreased as demineralization progressed. When we considered the correlation among all variables, there was a highly significant correlation. The highest peak (425 nm), peak ratio (4251625 nm) and slope value (450-550 nm) by 325 nm of W laser and xenon light has shown effectiveness on the determination of the subsurface change of demineralization
formed by microbial model.

Conclusions: Microbial model used in this study is suitable for the testing of early detection of artificial incipient carious lesion. Since 325 nm UV laser and xenon light were sensitive enough to differentiate the minor changes of the enamel, it may have a high potential in the detection of promotion of remineralization of the incipient carious lesions.

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early detection; incipient carious Lesions; microbial model; UV Laser; xenon Light

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