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pH changes in external root surface cavities after calcium hydroxide is placed at 1, 3 and 5 mm short of the radiographic apex
Dental Traumatology, 08/28/09

Chamberlain TM et al. – The roots which were filled within 1 mm of the radiographic apex had the greatest increase in pH in each of the cavities. These results demonstrate that the greatest pH change on the external root surface near the apex is obtained when the canal is more completely filled with calcium hydroxide.

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