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Hemostatic effects of adrenaline and Ankaferd (blood stopper) during orthodontic attachment bonding

Aslıhan Zeynep ÖZ
Alper AKTAŞ
Hakan EL
Selen ADİLOĞLU
Pages
1234–1238
Publication Date
2022-11-04
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The bleedingperiod was recorded as the time from the exposure of the crown until the inception of bonding.Results: It was observed that both the bleeding period and the cumulative duration were significantly shorter in group B (the ABSgroup) than in group A (the adrenaline group) (P < 0.05), but no significant deviation in bonding times was recorded.Conclusion: ABS is a good alternative hemostatic agent for the prevention of bleeding at the surgical exposure of impacted teethwithout affecting the bonding.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Background/aim: Moisture prevention during the bonding of orthodontic attachments on impacted teeth is crucial for accomplishment.It was aimed to compare the hemostatic effects of adrenaline and Ankaferd Blood Stopper (ABS) during the surgical exposure of theimpacted maxillary canine.Materials and methods: The study consists of 20 patients, whose orthodontic treatments were outlined with the surgical exposure ofmaxillary impacted canine.
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Key Findings & Data:Patients were divided into groups of 10; where each group was treated with one of the two medicines tocontrol bleeding.
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Conclusion & Impact:The bleedingperiod was recorded as the time from the exposure of the crown until the inception of bonding.Results: It was observed that both the bleeding period and the cumulative duration were significantly shorter in group B (the ABSgroup) than in group A (the adrenaline group) (P < 0.05), but no significant deviation in bonding times was recorded.Conclusion: ABS is a good alternative hemostatic agent for the prevention of bleeding at the surgical exposure of impacted teethwithout affecting the bonding.
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Background/aim: Moisture prevention during the bonding of orthodontic attachments on impacted teeth is crucial for accomplishment.It was aimed to compare the hemostatic effects of adrenaline and Ankaferd Blood Stopper (ABS) during the surgical exposure of theimpacted maxillary canine.Materials and methods: The study consists of 20 patients, whose orthodontic treatments were outlined with the surgical exposure ofmaxillary impacted canine. Patients were divided into groups of 10; where each group was treated with one of the two medicines tocontrol bleeding. Group A was treated with adrenaline, and group B was treated with Ankaferd Blood Stopper (ABS). The bleedingperiod was recorded as the time from the exposure of the crown until the inception of bonding.Results: It was observed that both the bleeding period and the cumulative duration were significantly shorter in group B (the ABSgroup) than in group A (the adrenaline group) (P < 0.05), but no significant deviation in bonding times was recorded.Conclusion: ABS is a good alternative hemostatic agent for the prevention of bleeding at the surgical exposure of impacted teethwithout affecting the bonding.

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ÖZ, A. Z., AKTAŞ, A., EL, H., ADİLOĞLU, S. (2022). Hemostatic effects of adrenaline and Ankaferd (blood stopper) during orthodontic attachment bonding. Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences, Cilt: 48 - Sayı: 6, 1234–1238. https://ajindex.com/articles/610360

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