Chloramine t
Chloramine-T is a laboratory chemical compound that serves as an oxidizing agent. It is commonly used in various analytical and experimental procedures.
4 protocols using chloramine t
Standardizing Single-Rooted Mandibular Premolars
Antioxidant and Anti-inflammatory Assays
Dental Molar Extraction Protocol
Noncarious, freshly extracted 24 human permanent molar teeth of similar dimensions with no cracks, decay, fracture, abrasion, previous restorations, or structural deformities (extracted for periodontal reasons) were selected. Soft tissue deposits and calculus were removed with an ultrasonic scaler (Woodpecker DTE D5, China). Teeth were checked for fracture lines under dental surgical microscope (Gippon Inc. Japan) and were selected for study. Teeth were then stored in 1% Chloramine T (HiMedia Labs., India) solution at 40°C until use. The storage period for the selected teeth was not more than 3 months.
Bracket Preparation and Tooth Mounting
The teeth used for the study were cleaned and then decontaminated with a 0.5% chloramine-T (HiMedia Laboratories, Mumbai) for 1 week at room temperature. The teeth were cleaned and stored in distilled water, which was changed twice weekly to prevent bacterial contamination. Each tooth was mounted in self-curing acrylic till cementoenamel junction with long axis vertical [Figure 1].
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