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AUSTRALIAN ENDODONTIC JOURNAL
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WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/aej.12805
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computational fluid dynamics; confluent root canals; endodontics; root canal irrigation; syringe irrigation
This study assesses the influence of root canal preparation, irrigation needle design, and its placement depth on the irrigation flow of confluent canals. The results show that apical penetration and renewal of the irrigant are most efficiently achieved with the use of a 30G open-ended needle and a 30/.07v preparation.
This study aims to assess the influence of root canal preparation, irrigation needle design and its placement depth in the irrigation flow of confluent canals during syringe irrigation. A mandibular molar presenting two confluent canals in its mesial root was sequentially prepared and scanned by micro-computed tomography after mechanical preparation up to ProTaper Next system sizes X2 (25/.06v), X3 (30/.07v) and X4 (40/.06v). In each of the root canal preparation models, a side-vented and an open-ended needle at 5, 3 and 2 mm from the working length were included, and irrigation flow was assessed by a validated computational fluid dynamics model. The results revealed that the irrigant flowed out of the confluent canals mainly through the canal that did not have the needle. Apical penetration and renewal of the irrigant were most efficiently achieved with the use of a 30G open-ended needle and a 30/.07v preparation.
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