Inconclusive results were reported about the cleaning and disinfection accomplished by the two irrigation methods .
There is insufficient evidence to cl aim general superiority of any one of these methods .
The aim of this study was to systematic ally review and critically analyse the published data on the treatment outcome ( primary outcome ) and on the  cleaning and disinfection of root canals  ( secondary outcomes ) achieved by negative pressure irrigation as compared to syringe irrigation .
Pulp Revascularization of Immature Dog Teeth with Apical Periodontitis Using Triantibiotic Paste and Platelet-rich Plasma: A Radiographic Study.
INTRODUCTION This study evaluates radiographically the efficacy of 4 revascularization protocol s in necrotic-infected immature dog teeth with apical periodontitis ( AP ) . METHODS Forty double-rooted immature premolar teeth from 4 female beagle dogs aged 5 months were used . Four teeth were left untouched as negative controls ; the other 36 teeth were infected to develop pulp necrosis and AP following different treatment protocol s. Four teeth were left untreated and assigned to the positive control group , and the last 28 teeth were r and omly assigned into 4 experimental groups of 8 teeth : A1 , sodium hypochlorite ( NaOCl ) + a blood clot ; A2 , NaOCl + platelet-rich plasma ( PRP ) ; B1 , NaOCl + modified triantibiotic paste ( mTAP ) + a blood clot ; and B2 , NaOCl + mTAP + PRP . Teeth were monitored radiographically for 6 months regarding healing of periapical radiolucencies , thickening of the dentinal walls , and apical closure of roots . RESULTS Significant differences ( P < .05 ) between the 4 groups were evident in the percentage of teeth showing improvement of periapical radiolucencies ( 62.5 % ) , continued radiographic thickening of radicular walls ( 53.1 % ) , radiographic apical closure ( 43.8 % ) , and deposition of hard tissue on radicular dentin walls ( 53.1 % ) . Group B2 showed maximal improvement in the 3 variables assessed ( P < .05 ) . Group A1 showed the minimum percentages in the 3 parameters assessed ( P < .05 ) . CONCLUSIONS These results suggest that an intracanal dressing of mTAP and the use of PRP as scaffold improves the success rate of the revascularization procedure
Inconclusive results were reported about the cleaning and disinfection accomplished by the two irrigation methods .
There is insufficient evidence to cl aim general superiority of any one of these methods .
The aim of this study was to systematic ally review and critically analyse the published data on the treatment outcome ( primary outcome ) and on the  cleaning and disinfection of root canals  ( secondary outcomes ) achieved by negative pressure irrigation as compared to syringe irrigation .