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| Researchers use Nanobots to eliminate bacteria in root canals – Nano Dentistry Posted: 25 Jun 2022 08:55 PM PDT
Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/tiny-nanobots-in-teeth-can-kill-bacteria-help-better-dental-treatment-1950064-2022-05-16[/caption] How do Dental Nanobots work in Root Canal Treatment? Dental Nanobots work by heating up their surface and in turn killing the bacteria in the canals with which they come in contact. So Nanobots use heat to disinfect the canals without the need for chemicals. According to the findings, nanobots were able to penetrate up to 2000um into dentinal tubules, thus achieving a vast improvement in penetration depth compared to laser activation and ultrasonic devices, researchers believe that using the heat to kill the bacteria is the safe alternative to using harsh chemicals agents or antibiotics to decontaminate a root canal. When the nanobots were injected into extracted tooth samples, the nanobots are penetrated deep inside the the dentinal tubules under the control of device that generates a low intensity magnetic field. By manipulating magnetic field, the researches were able to cause the surface of nanobots to generate heat to kill the bacteria nearby. To this end, researchers are currently developing a novel medical device that can be easily placed inside the patient mouth and allow the dentist to inject and manipulate the nanobots inside the teeth during the root canal therapy. Nanobots Or magnetically controlled nanoparticles have been used to trap and move objects using light, which pass through blood and tend to adhere to cancer cells. Researchers at Theranautilus, have used the dental nanoparticles on mice and have concluded them to be safe for use in Biological tissue. The study, titled "Mobile nanobots for prevention of root canal treatment failure", was published online on 28 April 2022 in Advanced Healthcare Materials, ahead of inclusion in an issue. References - Researchers use nanobots to eliminate bacteria in Root canals - Dental Tribune |
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Source - https://www.indiatoday.in/science/story/tiny-nanobots-in-teeth-can-kill-bacteria-help-better-dental-treatment-1950064-2022-05-16[/caption] How do Dental Nanobots work in Root Canal Treatment?