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Methods of Filling Root Canals: Principles and Practice
There are many methods for filling root canals,we use biochemical material for filling the root canal like gutta percha.The gutta percha is placed along with adhesive cement to ensure proper sealing of the root canals.In most cases temporary filling is placed close to the opening.The basic steps we follow for root canal are using local anesthesia for numbing the area,after the proper placement of dental dam the drilling is done for cavity cut for removing the affected tissue and nerves,then inserting flexible root canal tools.Then once cavity is removed the filling is applied and post is inserted if required. Today our guest speaker is going to tell us more about the principle to follow for filling the root canal.
About the Speaker

Dr. Saquib Mulla
Endodontist working independently at his own private clinic
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