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J Am Dent Assoc, Vol 99, No 3, 476-479.
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Journal of the American Dental Association, Vol 99, Issue 3, 476-479
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Self-shearing retentive pins: a laboratory evaluation of pin channel penetration before shearing



WW Barkmeier and RL Cooley

This laboratory study determined the depth reached by self-shearing pins in dentin pin channels. Pin channels were prepared with the self-limiting shoulder twist drill for each of the four systems tested. Mean channel depth reached for the various pin systems was: Stabilok (small), 2.31 mm; Stabilok (medium), 1.78 mm; Reten Pin, 1.40 mm; and TMS (Regular), 2.04 mm. A coparison was also made by calculating the mean percent of penetration in relation to the depth of prepared pin channel: Stabilok (small), 92.50%; Stabilok (medium), 63.62%; Reten Pin, 66.67%; and TMS (Regular) 81.75%.





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