Sentence examples for preparation of root from inspiring English sources

EA carried out the clinical preparation of root samples.

One of the factors affecting the bond strength of fiber posts is the chemical substance used for biomechanical preparation of root canals [4].

The use of 5.25% NaOCl for chemo-mechanical preparation of root canals, either with or without a final irrigation with 17% EDTA, presented statistically significant decrease on the bond strength of fiber post cemented with self-adhesive resin cement.

The access cavity design was modified as dictated by the internal anatomy of the tooth and the chemo-mechanical preparation of root canals was done using rotary NiTi files and obturated using resin sealer.

We proposed a new testing setup and in vitro experimental procedure allowing the analysis of the forces, torque, and file displacements during the preparation of root canals using nickel-titanium rotary endodontic files.

Preparation of root canal with rotary systems results in a more rounded cross section that may have a positive effect on stresses and force distribution within the root canal during filling [ 16].

For preparation of roots, seeds were germinated and grown in distilled water for 5 days and then transferred to nutrient solution for 16 days by means of a hydroponic system (Araponics).

There is no objective evidence for this, particularly before and after the preparations of root canals.

After preparation of the root canals the roots were randomly allocated to two groups according to root filling technique.

A combination of the cold and warm technique (hybrid technique), in which a GP master point is fitted to the apical preparation of the root canal and the remaining root canal space is sealed using a coated carrier with warm GP, may be easy to administer and advantageous, especially in relation to large and irregular root canals.

It could be speculated whether the high frequency of voids was caused by either insufficient preparation of the root canals or insufficient filling of the root canal or, perhaps more likely, a combination of both.