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Hi guys, so i was cementing a post and then creating a resin core. I had good isolation but when I was trying to get the matrix on I had trouble keeping the isolation while putting on the band. I realized that some saliva possible had entered into the post space. I really wish I had an assistant to help, but i was all by myself. Does anyone know if there are any articles on the percent chances of that tooth failing due to contamination of the post space. I eneded up acid ething a little but into teh canal, hoping that the bacteriocidal propeties of phosphoric acid will help me..but i havnt been sleeeping lately over this issue. So iw as wondering if anyone had any same prior experiences or knows of any articles.research done on this topic
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