Avaliação histopatológica de polpas de dentes de cães, submetidas a pulpotomia e tratamento com substâncias à base de PMCC + Furacin / Histopathologic evaluation of pulp tissue of dog teeth subdued to pulpotomy and treatment with CMPC + Furacin materials

RESUMO

No presente trabalho, foi avaliada histologicamente a resposta pulpar de dentes de cães submetidos a pulpotomia e tratamento do remanescente pulpar com misturas de PMCC 3,56,5 e 2,57,5, associadas ao Furacin, com e sem curativo de demora. Para isso utilizou-se os segundos e terceiros pré-molares superiores e os primeiros, segundos e terceiros pré-molares inferiores, de 12 cães adultos jovens, distribuídos em 4 Grupos GI - PMCC3,56,5 - Furacin com curativo, GII - PMCC 2,57,5 - Furacin com curativo, GIII - PMCC 3,56,5 - Furacin sem curativo e GIV - PMCC 2,57,5 - Furacin sem curativo. Após os períodos experimentais de 7, 45 e 90 dias, os animais foram sacrificados e procedeu-se a confecção de lâminas para a análise histológica. Pela metodologia empregada, encontramos que em todos os grupos, as soluções de PMCC - Furacin mostraram-se irritantes ao tecido conjuntivo pulpar, exibindo morte tecidual, com fenõmeno de fixação, caracterizada pela manutenção apagada das estruturas, sendo maior nos grupos onde se utilizou o curativo de demora de PMCC - Furacin por 5 minutos (GI e GII), .............

ABSTRACT

In the present study it was performed an histologic evaluation of the response of the pulp tissue of dogs teeth subdued to pulpotomy and treatment of the reminiscent pulp tissue with 3.56.5 and 2.57.5 CMPC associated to Furacin, with or without dressing. Upper second and third bicuspids and lower first, second and third bicuspids of 12 young adult dogs were used and distributed into 4 groups GI - 3.56.5 CMPC - Furacin with dressing, GII - 2.57.5 CMPC - Furacin with dressing, GIII - 3.56.5 CMPC - Furacin without dressing and GIV - 2.57.5 CMPC - Furacin without dressing. After experimental periods of 7, 45 and 90 days, the subjects were sacrified and the histopathologic analysis was performed. According to the methodology used, we observed that in all groups the CMPC - Furacin solutions were irritative to the pulp connective tissue, showing tissue death, with fixation phenomena characterized by the loss of dye affinity. This finding was higher in the groups in which CMPC - Furacin dressing was used for 5 minutes (GI and GII), when compared to the groups without the dressings....