Deformation and fracture of niti instruments using adaptive reciprocation intelligent
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Why it matters for dental
Endodontists and general dentists who perform root canal therapy need to know whether reciprocation settings affect NiTi instrument lifespan and fracture risk, which directly impacts case safety and instrument replacement costs.
Key points
- Journal of Endodontics published a study titled 'Deformation and Fracture of NiTi Instruments Using Adaptive Reciprocation Intelligent or Fixed-Angle Reciprocation Settings'.
- The study compares adaptive reciprocation intelligent versus fixed-angle reciprocation settings for NiTi instruments.
- Study authors include Felipe G. Belladonna, Victor T.L. Vieira, Marco Simões-Carvalho, Carlos Garcia Puentes, Alejandro Jaime, and Emmanuel J.N.L. Silva.
Who should care
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