Radiological assessment of the effects of potential root-end filling materials on healing after endodontic surgery
Abstract The effects of three root-end filling materials on healing following endodontic surgery were assessed radiologically and correlated with histological findings reported elsewhere. The materials compared were a light-cured glass ionomer cement (Vitrebond), a reinforced zinc oxide-eugenol ceme...
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