Question 82 · LDEK · Root canal obturation
To obtain better apical seal of the master gutta-percha point, its apical part can be solvent-softened before placing it into the root canal. What are the indications for this method?
- A. very narrow, obliterated root canals.
- B. root canals with a very large apical portion.
- C. root canals with a lateral root perforation in the coronal one-thirds of the root.
- D. root canals with a perforation in the middle one-thirds of the root.
- E. root canals with internal resorption.
Hint
Consider when a standard cone fails to achieve tug-back and needs to be custom-shaped to the apical anatomy.
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