Pharmacophore · 2022 · 10 citations · 10 references
DentistryEndodonticsEndodontic MicrobiologyOral MicrobiologyRoot Canal TherapyEndodontic PathogensIrrigation ProtocolsRoot Canal ObturationAseptic Field SetupBioburden ReductionCanal IrrigationDentinal Tubule PenetrationEndodontic IrrigantsIntraradicular DisinfectionRoot Canal CleanlinessRoot Canal Microbiology
The endodontic irrigants have an important role in eradicating microorganisms from the canal space to achieve a host manageable bioburden. The most important purpose for treating the root canal is to obtain an aseptic field and achieve the root canal system’s three-dimensional obturation. The irrigating solutions used in endodontics can irritate the periradicular region due to their cytotoxicity and would not remove the microorganism which has penetrated deeper into the dentinal tubule. Ph
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