Flow, Film thickness and Setting Time Properties of Three Mineral Trioxide Aggregate Based Bio-ceramic Sealers: An in Vitro Study
Abstract:Background: The mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA) based bio-ceramic (MTA-BCS) has become quite well known for its top-notch amenities. The quality of the obturation procedure is influenced by the composition and handling characteristics of the root canal sealers. Flow, film thickness and setting time are the most important handling properties as they affected the ability of the sealers to enter narrow and irregular spaces. Objective: The aim of the current study was to evaluate 3 commercially available MTA-BCS … Show more
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