INVASION FREE DENTISTRY ADVANTAGES

 No smear layer and no

Dentistry today requires us to depart from the surgical and traditional means of caries removal problems with bonding
and employ newer medicinal and cutting edge methods. and microleakage.
 Easy removal of decayed
LASER areas of tooth with
minimal loss of tooth
Irradiation of dental structure.
 Patient comfort comes
enamel by specific
first!
wavelengths and RESIN - No pain, no loud sounds
frequencies of carbon INFILTRATION SONOABRASION and vibrations.
ENZYMATIC GEL
dioxide laser Use HCL etchant AIR ABRASION Cutting tips coupled  Ideal in pedodontics, no
Gel placed in the cavity anxiety and good dental
Use a stream of to high frequency
Alters the Erode surface of lesion to for two experience.
aluminium oxide particles sonic air scaler hand  Treated lesions lose
hydroxyapatite crystals expose lesion porosities minutes piece with water whitish appearance and
Abrasive particles strike cooling look like healthy enamel.
Reduces the acid Drying and infiltration of Higher proteolysis
reactivity of mineral. an incipient lesion with tooth with high velocity DISADVANTAGES
effectiveness to remove Vibration at carious
resin material  Expensive
collagen tissue in decayed dentin surface Higher bacterial colonies
Key laser 3, Removes only small
Icon tissue reported with lower
Kavo amounts of tooth
structure Underprepared smear layer formation
Scoop out and restore carious cavity made  Takes twice as long
Kavo Rondo Brix and caries removed Invasion free dentistry is
Flex, Sirona 3000,
the future as it has
Carisolv Profi II Ceramic,
promise to remove caries
Dabi Atlante,
with less pain and more
gain
1) Avinash A. Grover SD. Koul M. Nayak MT. Singhvi A. Singh
RK. Comparison of mechanical and chemomechanical methods
of caries removal in deciduous and permanent : A SEM Study
J. Indian Soc Pedod Prev Dent 2012 ; 30(2) : 114-121
2) Aline de Almeida Neves. Eduardo Coutinho. Marcio Vivan
By : Ashwini Cardoso. Paul Lambrechts. Bart Van Meerbeek. Current
& Davinna Concepts and Techniques for Caries Excavation and Adhesion to
VMSDC Residual Dentin
J. Adhes Dent 2011; 13, 7-22.