Question 416 · LDEK · Irrigation and intracanal medicaments
Which of the canal irrigants are recommended for removing of organic debris from the root canal?
- A. sodium hypochlorite and saline.
- B. hydrogen peroxide and isopropyl alcohol.
- C. chlorhexidine and EDTA.
- D. chlorhexidine and sodium hypochlorite.
- E. hydrogen peroxide and sodium hypochlorite.
Hint
Pick the pair containing the main tissue-dissolving irrigant combined with an agent whose effervescence lifts debris out of the canal.
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