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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 ProTaper nickel-titanium root canal mobile clinical applications to expand the system [Keywords:] dental pulp disease; periapical disease; root canal therapy; ProTaper nickel-titanium root canal expansion motor system Root canal therapy is the treatment of pulp disease and periapical disease of the most fundamental and most effective method. Root canal preparation and shaping the root canal treatment is the key to success. Practice has proved that the traditional instrumentation of root canal preparation forming time-consuming, effort, likely to cause apical root canal to remove infected material is not clean, not thorough, prepared imperfect, leading to inflammation caused by recurrence of the failure of root canal treatment. In the treatment of root canals shaped mobile application ProTaper nickel-titanium root Tube expanding system, you can remove the root canal therapy root canal infection occurs substance remains the case, do not give space for the survival of bacteria left, so as to achieve the improvement of root canal preparation; but also greatly improves the speed of forming the root canal preparation to improve the efficiency of the operator, but also help to reduce hand surgeon fatigue. However, due to flexible nickel titanium root canal filing costs are high, often repeated clinical use, together with the lack of feel and operation of the root canal curvature, calcification factors could easily lead to broken equipment [1]. Here, we ProTaper nickel-titanium root canal expansion motor system practical for analysis. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Information Zhangjiakou City in 2007-2008, hospital out-patient dental root canal treatment for a total of 146 newly diagnosed patients, male 66, female 80; aged 18 to 73 years; teeth 174, 384 root canals. Patients and number of teeth distribution in Table 1. using flexible nickel titanium root canal file 19 sets of 114. Table 1 the number of patients and distributi