Comparative evaluation of sealing ability and adaptation of gel form of MTA to dentinal walls: an in-vitro study

The gel-form MTA shows a better adaptation to the dentinal walls at the middle third of the root and exhibits better sealing ability against bacterial leakage when tested for E. faecalis. The adaptation of gel-form MTA at coronal and apical third of the root was comparable to the conventional powder-liquid MTA.

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BDJ Open
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2024-11-24
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https://doi.org/10.1038/s41405-024-00271-y
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Endodontics and Root Canal Treatments
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Abstract

The gel-form MTA shows a better adaptation to the dentinal walls at the middle third of the root and exhibits better sealing ability against bacterial leakage when tested for E. faecalis. The adaptation of gel-form MTA at coronal and apical third of the root was comparable to the conventional powder-liquid MTA.

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