Micro-CT Study on Accessory Canals in Mandibular Canine Teeth
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What is the primary reason why achieving the objective of complete removal of byproducts from the canal space may be difficult?

  • Contrast media used in radiography complicates the process.
  • The apical foramen diameter remains consistent in all teeth.
  • The internal anatomy of teeth is too simple to navigate effectively.
  • Residual bacteria and debris are usually tightly packed in the canal space. (correct)

Why may residual bacteria and debris persist in the canal space despite efforts to remove them?

  • Resin injection causes entrapment of bacteria and debris.
  • Scanning electron microscopy complicates visibility.
  • The complexity of the internal anatomy of teeth creates hiding spots. (correct)
  • The apical foramen is always easily accessible for cleaning.

What study method revealed considerable variation in the diameter of the apical foramen in teeth?

  • Laboratory radiography with contrast media
  • Tooth sectioning
  • Dissection microscopy (correct)
  • Scanning electron microscopy

Which researchers illustrated casts of mandibular first molars with multiple and complex canal systems?

<p>Skidmore and Bjørndal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What technique did Skidmore and Bjørndal use to illustrate complex canal systems in mandibular first molars?

<p>Root clearing techniques (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is navigating the internal anatomy of teeth challenging during root canal procedures?

<p>The complexity of the internal anatomy creates obstacles. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor contributes to the persistence of residual bacteria and debris in missed canal systems?

<p>Tightly packed canal space (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does resin injection play in the complications associated with root canal procedures?

<p>Traps bacteria and debris (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

'Root clearing techniques' are primarily used for what purpose during dental studies?

<p>'Root clearing techniques' are used to illustrate complex canal systems. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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