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An in vitro study comparing root‐end cavities prepared by diamond‐coated and stainless steel ultrasonic retrotips

Peters et al., 2001

Document ID
18722682038707246
Author
Peters C
Peters O
Barbakow F
Publication year
Publication venue
International endodontic journal

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Aim This study compared the appearance of root‐end cavity preparations and the time required to prepare them using prototype ultrasonic diamond‐coated (DC) and stainless‐ steel (SS) retrotips. Methodology In 12 maxillary and 12 mandibular molar teeth 48 root‐end …
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