Question 246 · LDEK · Immature permanent teeth
The especially recommended technique of root canal obturation, following the apexification procedure is:
- A. single cone obturation.
- B. filling the root canal with resin based filler.
- C. lateral condensation method.
- D. thermoplasticized gutta-percha injection.
- E. filling the root canal with triple antibiotic paste.
Hint
Think about the canal after apexification (wide, thin-walled, often flaring) and which gutta-percha method adapts to it with little force.
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