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Effect of dentinal tubules and resin-based endodontic sealers on fracture properties of root dentin
Dental Materials, 08/31/09

Jainaen A et al. – Dentinal tubules influenced the path of cracks through dentin, with micro–cracks initiated in peritubular dentin of individual tubules ahead of the main crack tip. A significant difference was found between Wf perpendicular to tubule direction vs. parallel to tubule direction from inner to outer dentin. Neither canal preparation nor obturation using epoxy– or UDMA–based resins as sealer cements substantially influenced fracture properties of root dentin, despite extensive infiltration of dentinal tubules by both sealer cements.

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