From: Antibiotics for treatment of apical periodontitis, indication or contraindication
No. | Study authors | Pathology | Medicament | Conclusions | |
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1 | Molander et al. (1990) | PA | Clindamycin | 2 distance application sessions 7 days There are no advantages! | |
2 | Walton and Chiappinelli (1993) | PAA | Penicillin | There are no advantages! | |
3 | Paterson and Curzon (1993) | PAS | Amoxicillin Penicillin | Amoxicillin more effective than penicillin! | |
4 | Fouad et al. (1996) | PAS | Penicillin | There are no advantages! | |
5 | Fava (1998) | PAS | Minocycline corticosteroid | There are no advantages! | |
6 | Danin et al. (2003) | PA | Linezolid | The tissue indicator Il-1RA is an indicator of the effectiveness of the antibiotic | |
7 | Ehrmann et al. (2003) | PAS | Ledermix | Faster pain reduction compared to calcium hydroxide | |
8 | Chu et al. (2006) | PA | Ledermix Streptomycin | Does not significantly reduce gram + facultative anaerobic cocci! | |
9 | Bhangdia et al. (2013) | PAA | Metronidazole 3–0.5% | 3% w/v more effective than 0.5% w/v against E. faecal | |
10 | Arruda et al. (2018) | PAA | 1 mg/ml antibiotic paste Minocycline metronidazole Ciprofloxacin | Positive effect after 1 week placed inside the channel! | |
11 | Samir Abouelenien et al. (2018) | PA | Minocycline metronidazole | Postoperative pain is reduced despite the canal being treated only with excision! | |
12 | AbdurRahman et al. (2019) | PA | 1 mg/ml antibiotic paste Minocycline metronidazole Ciprofloxacin | Some resets after 1, 2, 3 days, 1 week, neutral effect! | |
13 | Karataş et al. (2020) | PAA | Ciprofloxacin 50 mg + 950 mg calcium hydroxide + 1 mL Propylene glycol | Positive effects after placement with = duration 1 week 1 mm shorter than working length! | |
14 | Ali et al. (2020) | PAS | Minocycline metronidazole Ciprofloxacin | Antibiotic paste has the same effect as calcium hydroxide—dexamethasone! |