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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 11 File and the evil root canal filling occlusal surface of the premolar tooth bending strength of Authors: ZOU Bo, Yu Dan, Xia Yong, Wu Bieling, high-Hui Xuan [Abstract] Objective: To observe the different root canal preparation filing and various evil root canal filling occlusal surface of the premolar tooth bending strength. Methods: 70 maxillary first premolar in vitro were randomly divided into control group (A group, no treatment, B1, B2 and B3 groups (stainless steel K filed after the B1 group of root canal preparation of conventional double-mat silver amalgam filling, B2 Group light-cured resin filling, B3 group of glass ionomer cement filling, C1, C2 and C3 group (ProTaper Hand File C1 group, after root canal preparation of conventional double-mat silver amalgam filling, C2 group of light-cured resin filling, C3 group of glass ionomer cement filling. All tooth specimens produced using multi-functional force measuring machine testing of the failure load of each tooth to compare the difference between flexural strength of each group. Results: The flexural capacity of the experimental group were lower than the control group. while the experimental group, ProTaper Hand File flexural capacity of the preparatory group of less than stainless steel K filing preparation, conventional double-mat silver amalgam filling group was lower than light-cured resin to fill and the glass ionomer cement filling group; B3 flexural capacity of the strongest group, C1 group the lowest. Conclusion: The stainless steel K filing preparation, light-cured resin to fill and glass ionomer cement filling on the tooth bending strength of less than ProTaper Hand File preparation and conventional dual-pad amalgam filling. [Keywords:] root canal preparation; premolar; flexural strength [Abstract] Objective: To observe the effects of different root canal file and the restoration of occlusal surface on the fracture resistance of premolars. Methods: Seventy maxillar