Dr.Dohaithem
30-01-09, 02:57 PM
* Rapid removal of contaminated, infected tissue from the root canal system.
* Removal of tissue debris coronally, thereby minimizing the pushing of debris apically.
* Reduction in postoperative pain that may occure with the apical extrusion of debris.
* Better dissolution of contaminated tissue with increased irrigant penetration.
* Easy smear layer removal because of better contact of chelating agents with canal walls.
* Enhanced disinfection of canal irregularities as a result of irrigant penetration in patent canals and patent tuble orifices after removal of the smear layer.
* More accurate management of the working length, canal cleaning and shaping, and control of obturation materials with respect to the biology of the apical root tissues and surrounding periradicular tissues.
Ref: Problem solving in endodontics
* Removal of tissue debris coronally, thereby minimizing the pushing of debris apically.
* Reduction in postoperative pain that may occure with the apical extrusion of debris.
* Better dissolution of contaminated tissue with increased irrigant penetration.
* Easy smear layer removal because of better contact of chelating agents with canal walls.
* Enhanced disinfection of canal irregularities as a result of irrigant penetration in patent canals and patent tuble orifices after removal of the smear layer.
* More accurate management of the working length, canal cleaning and shaping, and control of obturation materials with respect to the biology of the apical root tissues and surrounding periradicular tissues.
Ref: Problem solving in endodontics