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(a) Mean pH values after 1 to 180 days. Statistically significant differences ( P < .05) between the pH values of the materials are marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant) and ** (significant). (b) Mean values of conductivity after 1 to 180 days, with significant differences between BD and the LCPCMs marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant). (c) Mean mass change of the materials from 1 to 180 days. The negative bars for BD mean that the material has a solubility of about 1.3% (highest measured value at t 5 = 28 days), while the positive bars of the LCPCMs mean that they absorbed water during the investigation period, resulting in weight gain; thus, solubility of the materials could not be found. Statistically significant differences are marked by asterisks: ***(highly significant). For all materials, n = 13 samples per time point (1, 3, 7, 14, 28, 180 days) were examined. BD, <t>Biodentine;</t> LCPCM, light-cured pulp capping materials.

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Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

Journal: International Dental Journal

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Legend Snippet: (a) Mean pH values after 1 to 180 days. Statistically significant differences ( P < .05) between the pH values of the materials are marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant) and ** (significant). (b) Mean values of conductivity after 1 to 180 days, with significant differences between BD and the LCPCMs marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant). (c) Mean mass change of the materials from 1 to 180 days. The negative bars for BD mean that the material has a solubility of about 1.3% (highest measured value at t 5 = 28 days), while the positive bars of the LCPCMs mean that they absorbed water during the investigation period, resulting in weight gain; thus, solubility of the materials could not be found. Statistically significant differences are marked by asterisks: ***(highly significant). For all materials, n = 13 samples per time point (1, 3, 7, 14, 28, 180 days) were examined. BD, Biodentine; LCPCM, light-cured pulp capping materials.

Techniques Used: Solubility

Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 7 days. BD after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×; red numbers mark nanostructures from 56.79 to 100.8 nm), CLC after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×), MPC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), PPM after 7 days (1000× and 20,000×), RVC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), and TLC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×). For MPC and RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Figure Legend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 7 days. BD after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×; red numbers mark nanostructures from 56.79 to 100.8 nm), CLC after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×), MPC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), PPM after 7 days (1000× and 20,000×), RVC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), and TLC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×). For MPC and RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques Used: Electron Microscopy

Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 14 days. BD after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), CLC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), MPC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), PPM after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), RVC after 14 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 14 days (10,000× and 50,000×). For RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Figure Legend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 14 days. BD after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), CLC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), MPC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), PPM after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), RVC after 14 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 14 days (10,000× and 50,000×). For RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques Used: Electron Microscopy

Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 28 days. BD after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), CLC after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), MPC after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), PPM after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), RVC after 28 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 28 days (20,000× and 50,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Figure Legend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 28 days. BD after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), CLC after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), MPC after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), PPM after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), RVC after 28 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 28 days (20,000× and 50,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques Used: Electron Microscopy

Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 180 days. BD after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), CLC after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), MPC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), PPM after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), RVC after 180 days (2000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Figure Legend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 180 days. BD after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), CLC after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), MPC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), PPM after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), RVC after 180 days (2000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques Used: Electron Microscopy

Positive Control:

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study
Article Snippet: .. In this study, the physicochemical properties of 5 LCPCMs and 1 HCSC were investigated ( ): Biodentine (BD; Septodont) as a positive control, Calcimol LC (CLC; VOCO), TheraCal LC (TLC; BISCO), ReViCal (RVC; R-Dental), and MTA PulpCap and Pulprotec MTA (MPC and PPM; both Cumdente). ..

Thin Layer Chromatography:

other:

Article Title: Long-term Treatment Outcomes Survival, Success and Failure of External Cervical Resorption, Based on Digital Periapical Radiograph and Cone-Beam Computed Tomography: A Retrospective Cohort Study.
Article Snippet: A full-thickness flap was elevated, granulation tissue was inactivated and debrided, and the resorptive cavity was sealed with either Biodentine® (Septodont) or MTA Angelus® (Angelus, Londrina, PR, Brazil).

Calcium Carbonate:

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study
Article Snippet: .. Biodentine , Hydraulic calcium silicate cement Powder and liquid , Powder: tricalcium silicate, zirconium oxide, calcium oxide, calcium carbonate Liquid: aqueous calcium chloride and polycarboxylate , Septodont , Direct and indirect pulp Capping, pulpotomy. ..

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Journal: International Dental Journal

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Lengend Snippet: (a) Mean pH values after 1 to 180 days. Statistically significant differences ( P < .05) between the pH values of the materials are marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant) and ** (significant). (b) Mean values of conductivity after 1 to 180 days, with significant differences between BD and the LCPCMs marked by asterisks: *** (highly significant). (c) Mean mass change of the materials from 1 to 180 days. The negative bars for BD mean that the material has a solubility of about 1.3% (highest measured value at t 5 = 28 days), while the positive bars of the LCPCMs mean that they absorbed water during the investigation period, resulting in weight gain; thus, solubility of the materials could not be found. Statistically significant differences are marked by asterisks: ***(highly significant). For all materials, n = 13 samples per time point (1, 3, 7, 14, 28, 180 days) were examined. BD, Biodentine; LCPCM, light-cured pulp capping materials.

Article Snippet: In this study, the physicochemical properties of 5 LCPCMs and 1 HCSC were investigated ( ): Biodentine (BD; Septodont) as a positive control, Calcimol LC (CLC; VOCO), TheraCal LC (TLC; BISCO), ReViCal (RVC; R-Dental), and MTA PulpCap and Pulprotec MTA (MPC and PPM; both Cumdente).

Techniques: Solubility

Journal: International Dental Journal

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Lengend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 7 days. BD after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×; red numbers mark nanostructures from 56.79 to 100.8 nm), CLC after 7 days (1000× and 40,000×), MPC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), PPM after 7 days (1000× and 20,000×), RVC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×), and TLC after 7 days (1000× and 10,000×). For MPC and RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques: Electron Microscopy

Journal: International Dental Journal

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Lengend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 14 days. BD after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), CLC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), MPC after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), PPM after 14 days (10,000× and 40,000×), RVC after 14 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 14 days (10,000× and 50,000×). For RVC, different magnifications were chosen to show that the deposits seem to build a second layer on top of the material’s surface and do not cover the whole surface. BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques: Electron Microscopy

Journal: International Dental Journal

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Lengend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 28 days. BD after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), CLC after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), MPC after 28 days (10,000× and 50,000×), PPM after 28 days (10,000× and 20,000×), RVC after 28 days (1000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 28 days (20,000× and 50,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques: Electron Microscopy

Journal: International Dental Journal

Article Title: Comparison of five different Light-Cured Pulp Capping Materials to a Hydraulic Calcium Silicate Cement: A Long-Term Physicochemical Study

doi: 10.1016/j.identj.2026.109554

Figure Lengend Snippet: Representative SEM images of samples (n = 3) at t = 180 days. BD after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), CLC after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), MPC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×), PPM after 180 days (1000× and 10,000×), RVC after 180 days (2000× and 20,000×), and TLC after 180 days (1000× and 20,000×). BD, Biodentine; CLC, Calcimol LC; MPC, MTA PulpCap; PPM, Pulprotec MTA; RVC, ReViCal; SEM, scanning electron microscopy; TLC, TheraCal LC.

Techniques: Electron Microscopy

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