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  • The study examined how well plastic and metal Thermafil obturators seal the ends of root canals in extracted human teeth.
  • Radiographic analysis revealed no significant differences in filling accuracy or microleakage between the two materials.
  • Smaller sized obturators, regardless of material, tended to have more voids, but overall, both types performed similarly in preventing leakage.

Article Abstract

This study compared the apical seal of plastic versus metal Thermafil obturators in extracted human teeth. The obturated teeth were evaluated radiographically for the extent and adaptation of the filling obturator. No difference was seen between plastic and metal for over- or underfilling. Voids were seen more often in smaller sizes of both plastic and metal obturators. Obturated teeth were stained in India ink, decalcified, and cleared. Microleakage evaluation of the transparent teeth showed no statistical difference between metal and plastic obturators.

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