Figures

- Decalcification Dynamic of Dog Mineralized Tissue by Microwaves

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Figure A    Photomicrograph of the stained tooth (Masson Trichrome) and decalcified by EDTA showing the good preservation of the dentinal tubules (1), inflammatory cells (2), pulp tissue (3).Photomicrograph of the stained tooth (Masson Trichrome) and decalcified by EDTA showing the good preservation of the dentinal tubules (1), inflammatory cells (2), pulp tissue (3).

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Figure B  Photomicrograph of the stained tooth (Masson Trichrome) and decalcified by nitric acid 5% showing the good preservation of the dentinal tubules (1), inflammatory cells (2), pulp tissue (3).

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Figure C   Representative photomicrograph of the stained mandible (Masson Trichrome) and decalcified by EDTA showing the good preservation of the cement (1), periodontal ligament of the root (2), alveolar bone (3).

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Figure D Photomicrograph of the stained mandible (Masson Trichrome) and decalcified by nitric acid 5% showing the good preservation of the cement (1), periodontal ligament of the root (2), alveolar bone (3).

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Figure E   Photomicrograph of the mandible with the tooth stained by Masson Trichrome showing the good preservation of the dentin tissue (1), acellular cement (2), periodontal ligament of the root (3) and bone tissue (4).

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Figure F  Representative photomicrograph of the mandible with the tooth stained by Masson Trichrome showing the good preservation of the dentin tissue (1), acellular cement (2), alveolar bone (3) and periodontium fibers (4).