Intracanal instrumentation and disinfection
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Intracanal instrumentation and disinfection
Abstract
Proper root canal instrumentation and disinfection are key objectives in endodontic therapy. This paper discusses the current concepts of root canal instrumentation from a biological and mechanical perspective including the need for an intracanal medication.
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