Computed Tomography Evaluation of Canal Transportation and Volumetric Changes in Root Canal Dentin of Curved Canals Using Mtwo, ProTaper and ProTaper Next Rotary System-An In-vitro Study
Mayuri Biccodu Shivashankar; Nandini Thippannanavar Niranjan; Arun Jayasheel; Mallikarjun Goud Kenchanagoudra · 2016 · Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research
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Abstract
Introduction: Complete cleaning and shaping of root canal system is of paramount importance to achieve a successful root canal treatment. There are various rotary Ni-Ti systems available in the market to achieve mechanical goal of root canal preparation. But aggressive preparation of root canal with such systems would result in canal transportation and excess root dentin removal that would be one of the major reasons to decide the prognosis of root canal treated tooth. Aim: The present study was conducted to compare the root canal preparation in terms of canal transportation and volumetric cha
Abstract by Mayuri Biccodu Shivashankar; Nandini Thippannanavar Niranjan; Arun Jayasheel; Mallikarjun Goud Kenchanagoudra, Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research (2016) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.7860/jcdr/2016/20373.8788