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August 19, 2025Exploration of MedicineOpen Access

A comparison of the apical extrusion of debris by tapering in rotary systems: in vitro experimental study

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In vitro study compares apical extrusion of debris in four rotary systems, indicating significant differences in performance.

One-Shaped file caused significantly more debris extrusion compared to Neoniti A1 and Hyflex files, impacting root canal outcomes.
Debris amount was highest in the One-Shaped file (p = 0.049), while differences with 2-Shaped and Hyflex were significant (p < 0.05).
In vitro study employed 68 human maxillary lateral incisor teeth to evaluate extrusion across rotary systems with varied tapers.
Findings suggest that tapered design in rotary systems influences debris extrusion, calling for further clinical research to understand implications.

Saberi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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August 19, 2025Exploration of MedicineOpen Access

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In vitro study compares apical extrusion of debris in four rotary systems, indicating significant differences in performance.

One-Shaped file caused significantly more debris extrusion compared to Neoniti A1 and Hyflex files, impacting root canal outcomes.
Debris amount was highest in the One-Shaped file (p = 0.049), while differences with 2-Shaped and Hyflex were significant (p < 0.05).
In vitro study employed 68 human maxillary lateral incisor teeth to evaluate extrusion across rotary systems with varied tapers.
Findings suggest that tapered design in rotary systems influences debris extrusion, calling for further clinical research to understand implications.

Saberi et al. (2025) studied this question.

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