ArticleJournal of clinical and experimental dentistry2025
Debris Removal from Mandibular Molars Using Different Irrigation Volumes and Ultrasonic Tips: Micro-CT Study.
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Background: This study compared the impact of varying irrigating solution volumes and two ultrasonic tips on removing hard tissue debris (HTD) during passive ultrasonic irrigation (PUI) in mesial roots of mandibular molars. Material and Methods: Sixty roots were instrumented using WaveOne Gold 35/.06 divided into 5 groups ( Results: Significant differences were observed in HTD removal between the IR30, IRP6, IRP30 groups, and the control group ( Conclusions: A larger volume of irrigating solution (30 mL compared to 6 mL) during the PUI protocol resulted in greater removal of HTD. Additionally, the Irrisonic Power tip did not significantly enhance HTD removal.
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