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Root end isolation for retrograde fillings
1Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Base, Philadelphia.
Abstract:
Isolation and moisture control of the root end of a tooth with a large periapical lesion is normally accomplished with the aid of bone wax, cotton pellets, or sterile gauze saturated with a suitable hemostatic agent. An alternative procedure, a simple and effective rubber dam technique, is presented demonstrating isolation of an apex before reverse filling.
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