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Endodontic obturation: a review

Julie Leduc¹, Gerald Fishelberg

¹University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark, USA.

General Dentistry

|April 2, 2004

Abstract:

This article evaluates both cold lateral and warm vertical compaction techniques by comparing studies that have been reported in the literature. Criteria such as leakage, solubility, replicability of canal morphology, and the ability to obturate lateral canals are compared.

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