Cutting ability of the Flexofile instrument in resin simulated canals
Keywords:
dental instruments, instrumentation, endodontics, methodsAbstract
The purpose of this investigation was to compare cutting ability of a Flexofile instruments insubstrate phenolic resin simulated canals blocks before and after the root canal preparation
using two techniques, one were a hand instrumentation technique and the other, a engine-
driven rotatory motion (Endo-Gripper). Twenty simulated canals manufactured in resin blocks
were divided two groups, the first one hand technique (G1) and the second one, a rotatory motion instrumentation (G2) being the blocks weight difference of the groups before and after
the instrumentation. The results were showed no statistically significant differences between the
two types of instrumentation techniques (manual and rotatory) regarding the cutting ability
(p=0,05).
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