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Apical Seal with Different Obturating Materials Following Apical-third Root Resection Using Er:YAG Laser and Conventional Carbide Bur: A Comparative Study
Journal of Oral Laser Applications , 10/22/09

Hegde V et al. – Although the carbide bur and Er:YAG laser are equally effective in sectioning the apical third, the presence of microgaps indicates the necessity of providing a good apical seal with retrograde filling material for preventing microleakage following resection.

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