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What is Once the root canal is obturated, what usually happens to the organism that had previously entered periradicular tissues from the canal? and explain in detail?
They are eliminated by the natural defenses of the body. Obturation prevents coronal leakage and bacterial contamination and seals the remaining irritants in the canal. After root canal obturation, the remaining bacteria should have lost their source of nutrition, becoming susceptible to the body’s immune system