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August 21, 2025Open Access

Comparative evaluation of sealing ability and cytotoxicity of Ceraseal versus AH plus sealers in obturated root canals using different obturation techniques (an in vitro study)

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In vitro analysis compares sealing ability and cytotoxicity of Ceraseal and AH Plus in root canals, suggesting technique may matter.

Ceraseal demonstrated higher sealing ability than AH Plus in root canals, indicating its potential superiority for endodontic treatment.
Cell viability with Ceraseal showed 71.39% at 24 hours, increasing to 90.41% at 72 hours, compared to significantly lower rates for AH Plus.
Analysis utilized confocal laser scanning microscopy to assess sealing properties across varied obturation techniques.
Selection of obturation technique should align with the sealer type for optimal outcomes in endodontics.

Eliwa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 21, 2025Open Access

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In vitro analysis compares sealing ability and cytotoxicity of Ceraseal and AH Plus in root canals, suggesting technique may matter.

Ceraseal demonstrated higher sealing ability than AH Plus in root canals, indicating its potential superiority for endodontic treatment.
Cell viability with Ceraseal showed 71.39% at 24 hours, increasing to 90.41% at 72 hours, compared to significantly lower rates for AH Plus.
Analysis utilized confocal laser scanning microscopy to assess sealing properties across varied obturation techniques.
Selection of obturation technique should align with the sealer type for optimal outcomes in endodontics.

Eliwa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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