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EnglishAim: To verify the root canal treatment quality performed by dental school students with NiTi instrument in reciprocating motion. Methodology: 18 patients were enrolled and 28 root canals were shaped and sealed by reciprocating NiTi Instruments (WaveOne — Maillefer — Baillegues — SUI) and pre-heated guttapercha (Thermafill-Maillefer — Baillegues — SUI). Radiographs were taken before, during and at the end of the endodontic treatment. Results: Root fillings length was adequate in 26 of the 28 root canals evaluated (92,86%). 19 of them (73,08%) presented an extrusion of the endodontic sealer. No instrument breakage was reported. Conclusions: In this very preliminar study, undergraduate students’ use of NiTi instruments in reciprocating motion might be a suitable alternative to traditional root canal therapy with low incidence of adverse effects.
| Titolo: | Root canal treatment quality in undergraduate program: A preliminar report on NiTi reciprocating files. | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2013 | |
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| Abstract: | Aim: To verify the root canal treatment quality performed by dental school students with NiTi instrument in reciprocating motion. Methodology: 18 patients were enrolled and 28 root canals were shaped and sealed by reciprocating NiTi Instruments (WaveOne — Maillefer — Baillegues — SUI) and pre-heated guttapercha (Thermafill-Maillefer — Baillegues — SUI). Radiographs were taken before, during and at the end of the endodontic treatment. Results: Root fillings length was adequate in 26 of the 28 root canals evaluated (92,86%). 19 of them (73,08%) presented an extrusion of the endodontic sealer. No instrument breakage was reported. Conclusions: In this very preliminar study, undergraduate students’ use of NiTi instruments in reciprocating motion might be a suitable alternative to traditional root canal therapy with low incidence of adverse effects. | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11386/4195272 | |
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