Low-Speed Rotary Instruments: Gates-Glidden Drill

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Why did Grossman emphasize the importance of using a rubber dam during endodontic treatment?

To avoid legal implications and potential lawsuits.

What is the main purpose of a rubber dam in endodontic procedures?

To prevent tissue damage.

Why should a non-latex rubber dam material be used for patients with latex allergies?

To prevent allergic reactions in latex-sensitive individuals.

In what situations should a hole be created in the rubber dam during endodontic treatment?

For asthmatic patients to breathe.

What can be a consequence if an endodontic instrument escapes and is ingested during treatment without a rubber dam?

Legal claims of negligence.

What is the primary benefit of using a rubber dam in maintaining an aseptic environment during endodontic procedures?

Creating a dry operating field.

Why is it important to provide moisture control during endodontic treatment?

For better visualization and access to the treatment area.

What could happen if a partially erupted tooth does not receive a retainer during endodontic treatment?

The tooth may experience trauma to tissues.

Learn about the characteristics and uses of the Gates-Glidden drill, a low-speed rotary instrument used in dentistry. Understand its application in flaring root canals, removing gutta-percha, and widening canals for broken instrument retrieval. Explore the different lengths available for anterior and posterior teeth.

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