Question 389 · LDEK · Access and canal preparation
Indicate the correct statement concerning techniques of root canal preparation:
- A. standardized technique is recommended in straight and curved canals.
- B. anticurvature technique is used to avoid a strip perforation of the root canal furcal wall.
- C. balanced force technique involves introducing a small size instrument to a previously established working length to remove accumulated debris from the root canal and to maintain canal patency.
- D. when Ni-Ti rotary instruments are used the canals are usually prepared using the step-back technique.
- E. in crown-down technique the apical part of the root canal is prepared first, and then the coronal part.
Hint
One option correctly links a named preparation technique with the specific iatrogenic error it was designed to prevent.
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