ABSTRACT
The destruction of human serum albumin was studied under the influence of the preparations used for chemical-mechanic removal of carious dentine (GK-101 and Caricleans, gel #2) and model systems containing sodium hypochlorite and amino compounds. Control contained hydroxide and sodium chloride but not hypochlorite. The degree of albumin destruction was determined by the amount of low molecular weight fragments precipitated by phosphotungstic acid but not by trichloracetic acid. From the results of the study the conclusion was made that in order to reduce the injuring action of hypochlorite upon dental tissues and soft tissues of oral cavity it is more preferable to use systems containing the addition of neutral and basic amino compounds.
Subject(s)
Chloramines/chemistry , Dental Caries/drug therapy , Dentin , Glycine/analogs & derivatives , Amines/chemistry , Chloramines/therapeutic use , Glycine/chemistry , Glycine/therapeutic use , Humans , Hydroxides/chemistry , Hypochlorous Acid/chemistry , Serum Albumin/chemistry , Sodium Chloride/chemistryABSTRACT
Biological evaluation of the 1st domestically developed and produced preparation for chemomechanical removal of carious dentine Caricleans (firm "VladMiVa", Belgorod) was performed in the CRIS with the use of express techniques of the hemolytic activity (HA) and cytotoxic effect (CTE). It was established that according to HA data both gels of the Caricleans preparation were nontoxic. CTE of 2 gels was also determined on 2 cells lines - LECH (lung embryon cell human) and HeLa; higher sensitivity was received on HeLa cells, the toxic effect of gel #2 of the Caricleans preparation was higher. The received results allowed the authors come to the conclusion that taking into account high sensitivity, high specificity and high cost of the CTE-test not to recommend its use for evaluation of the preparations for short-term action in stomatology.
