Diseases of the soft structures of the teeth and their treatment; a text-book for students and practitioners . Fig. 14-i.—Broken broach in rootcanal. Fig. 145.—Broach removed byiodin-potassium-iodid solution and canalfilled. (Dr. John Burkhardt.) the root apex is exposed and resected as far as indicated, and theforeign body is pushed through the root canal with the root-canalplugger or a cut-off Miller broach in a broach-holder, until it canbe grasped with pincers and extracted. The root canal is thencleaned with hydrogen dioxid and filled. If a broach has been ina canal for a long time it bre
Diseases of the soft structures of the teeth and their treatment; a text-book for students and practitioners . Fig. 14-i.—Broken broach in rootcanal. Fig. 145.—Broach removed byiodin-potassium-iodid solution and canalfilled. (Dr. John Burkhardt.) the root apex is exposed and resected as far as indicated, and theforeign body is pushed through the root canal with the root-canalplugger or a cut-off Miller broach in a broach-holder, until it canbe grasped with pincers and extracted. The root canal is thencleaned with hydrogen dioxid and filled. If a broach has been ina canal for a long time it breaks easily in removal and must fre-quently be extracted in several pieces, together with a quantity. Fig. 146. -Broken broach aboveforamen.
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