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Effect of root canal preparation techniques on crack formation in root dentin

Shantiaee et al., 2019

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11416732922618736165
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Shantiaee Y
Dianat O
Mosayebi G
Namdari M
Tordik P
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Journal of endodontics

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Introduction The aim of this study was to assess the frequency of root crack formation caused by the use of manual instrumentation, 2 rotary systems, and 1 reciprocating system using light-emitting diode transillumination. Methods One hundred fifty mandibular premolars were …
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