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[Determination of working length in endodontics. 2. Endometric determination of canal length].

Authors: M, Hülsmann;

[Determination of working length in endodontics. 2. Endometric determination of canal length].

Abstract

Electronic determination of endodontic working length has become very popular in the past few years. Nevertheles it has shown that the use of electronic apex locators cannot replace radiographic length determination, but can be a useful additional device in endodontics. Indication, benefits and limits of electronic length determination are described in this paper.

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Radiography, Humans, Odontometry, Dental Pulp Cavity, Tooth Root, Electronics, Medical, Root Canal Therapy

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