An Experimental Intraradicular Biofilm Model in the Pig for Evaluating Irrigation Techniques.
Toshinori Tanaka(Tohoku University), Masahiro Saito(Tohoku University), Tatsuya Hasegawa(The University of Kitakyushu), Yuichiro Noiri(Niigata University), Masafumi Kahehira(Tohoku University), Keisuke Handa(Tohoku University), Yoshio Yahata(Tokyo Medical and Dental University), Mary M. Njuguna(Tohoku University), Venkata Suresh Venkataiah(Saveetha University)
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