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Resin Materials for Root Canal Obturation

Dental Clinics of North America, 2010
With the appearance of more in vivo and ex vivo publications, methacrylate based resin sealers are becoming more popular in endodontics. Their ease of use and favorable clinical performance offer an attractive alternative to conventional endodontics. This article reviews the development of resin-based sealers and biocompatibility tests.
Cornelis H, Pameijer, Osvaldo, Zmener
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Radiopaque Images Resembling Obturated Root Canals,

Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2017
AbstractThe practice of endodontics, while not as common as today, was performed during the WWII era. Some of the materials used to fill canals during this time period include gutta‐percha, calcium hydroxide, gold foil, and silver points. In this case study, fissures and fractures were present on the exposed root surfaces of the dental remains ...
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Obturation of the root canal system

Dental Clinics of North America, 2004
With all the technology that has been introduced in endodontics, there are now several ways to instrument and obturate root canals. Practitioners often develop their own "hybrid" technique after sharing ideas with several colleagues. The purpose of this article is to describe a technique of obturation, hoping that others may incorporate some aspects ...
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Root Canal Obturation

2016
Several obturation techniques are available for root canal treatment. Selection of any technique is determined not only by operator preference but also key factors including canal anatomy, preparation technique used and the unique treatment objectives of each case.
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Root Canal Obturation

2014
The root canal must be dried with paper points prior to its obturation, as residual irrigation fluids will leave voids. The majority of dentists will use gutta percha as the primary filling material in root-canal therapy. The reason for the success of gutta percha among dentists is because it is easy to manipulate into the root canal, it is radopaque ...
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Obturation of Root Canals

2016
The root filling is the final leg of the endodontic triad of instrumentation, disinfection, and obturation. The purpose of treatment (prevention or cure of apical periodontitis) is served by the functions of the obturation (sealing, killing microbes, and filling the space), which depend on some properties of the materials.
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Root Canal Obturation using Thermafil® Endodontic Obturators in Dog Teeth

Journal of Veterinary Dentistry, 1992
The technique of using Thermafil® endodontic obturators to fill root canals in dog teeth is discussed in detail. Stainless steel carriers coated with gutta-percha were heated and inserted in instrumented canals of dog teeth. The ease of the technique is discussed and obturation efficacy is evaluated. No perfect apical seal was achieved.
A L, Golden, P R, Hennet
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