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Effect of Coronal Flaring on Initial Apical File Size Estimation in Curved Canals Using Three Distinct Rotary Instruments: A Comparative In Vitro Study

Varatharajan et al., 2024

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12210417226006632859
Author
Varatharajan V
Thazhathveedan M
Kuttikkodan M
Mundanatayil I
Mangool A
Karumbil A
Salman M
et al.
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Cureus

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Background and objectives: The initial size of a root canal is established by progressively introducing K-files according to the increase in the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) size in the apical region. The initial file-fit sensation is caused by …
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