Johnson's method

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Johnson's method,

a technique for filling root canals, in which gutta-percha cones are dissolved in a chloroform-rosin solution in the root canal to form a plastic mass. The plastic material is forced into the apex of the root canal, and more is added until the canal is sealed. Compare lateral condensation method.

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