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Adaptation of gutta percha to oval canals: a cone beam computed tomographic analysisVasconcelos et al., 2017
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- Vasconcelos R
- Camargo C
- Cavalcanti B
- Manhães Jr L
- Gonçalves S
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- Gen Dent
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Due to anatomical variations, it is often difficult to prepare the root canal system completely. 2 An oval-shaped root canal may be especially difficult to clean and shape, which impedes complete filling during obturation. In this type of anatomy, some areas may not be reached …
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