Quantitative analysis of troughing depth for successful instrument retrieval using the loop technique: A cross-sectional in vivo study

Rotary instruments require deeper troughing and longer retrieval times compared to hand instruments. This study provides evidence-based guidance for optimizing fractured instrument retrieval while preserving tooth structure and minimizing procedural risks.

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Journal of Conservative Dentistry and Endodontics
Published
2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/jcde.jcde_844_24
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5
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Endodontics and Root Canal Treatments
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Quantitative analysis of troughing depth for successful instrument retrieval using the loop technique: A cross-sectional in vivo study

E. Mohan, Sonali Sharma, Vivek Devidas Mahale, Tanushree Saxena
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Quantitative analysis of troughing depth for successful instrument retrieval using the loop technique: A cross-sectional in vivo study

E. Mohan, Sonali Sharma, Vivek Devidas Mahale, Tanushree Saxena
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Abstract

Rotary instruments require deeper troughing and longer retrieval times compared to hand instruments. This study provides evidence-based guidance for optimizing fractured instrument retrieval while preserving tooth structure and minimizing procedural risks.

Journal of Conservative Dentistry and EndodonticsVol. 28(4)
Saveetha University (IN)
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