A New Efficient Agent to Chemo-mechanical Caries Removal

Sandra Meyfarth, Karen Cassano, Flavio Warol, Marcia de Deus Santos, Angela Scarparo

Abstract


Objective: The aim of this study was to perform a brief literature review of chemo-mechanical caries removals and to describe a clinical case using the product. Case report: According to clinical and radiographic diagnosis, the tooth presented dentin caries lesion without any pulpal involvement. BRIX 3000®, a new chemo-mechanical caries removal product, was used with 1 gel application of 2 minutes. Afterwards, the cavity was restored using a bulk fill flow composite and a conventional resin composite final layering. Conclusion: Taking into consideration the presented clinical case, the application of BRIX 3000® gel seems to be a good alternative for caries removal followed by a restorative treatment, since the child’s discomfort decreased, resulting in a positive behavior. BRIX 3000 is an efficient chemo-mechanical caries removal method.

Keywords


Chemo-mechanical caries removal; Brix 3000; Deciduous tooth; Dental caries; Pediatric dentistry

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18363/rbo.v77.2020.e1946

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