论文信息 - A technique for placement of calcium hydroxide in the root canal system.

A technique for placement of calcium hydroxide in the root canal system.

The rationale and technique that promote a predictable clinical result in calcium hydroxide treatment of open apexes are described; biologic and physiologic advantages are discussed.

G. Cathey | R. Webber | K. Schwiebert

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