Toluidine blue staining in the localisation of the resected root fragments during the third molar surgery
An invitro study
Keywords:
toluidine blue staining, third molar surgery, localizationAbstract
Aim: To evaluate the efficiency of Toluidine blue in the staining of the resected root fragments during third molar surgery. Materials And Methods: A sample containing the root and attached bone fragment was used. 0.2 percent of the toluidine blue was used for staining the sample. The stain was washed off from the sample and the intensity of stain colour on the root and bone fragments were observed with a naked eye under daylight . Results: The bone fragment stained in light blue colour whereas the root stained in a dark blue colour Conclusion: In this in vitro study, we conclude that toluidine blue can be used in the localisation of the resected root fragments. However, its safety when used intraorally in proximity to the bone needs to be further evaluated.
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