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The effect of root canal preparation on the shape of the curved root canal

Lim et al., 1985

Document ID
4133865536728208823
Author
Lim K
Webber J
Publication year
Publication venue
International endodontic journal

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This study reports the effect of the step‐bad enlargement technique of root canal preparation on the shape of the curved root canal of extracted human teeth. This was achieved by superimposing tracings made from photographic prints obtained by radiographs of teeth …
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