Filling in Root Canal Treatment (RCT) involves sealing the prepared root canals of a tooth after the infected or damaged pulp has been removed. This filling material, often gutta-percha, prevents bacteria from re-entering the tooth and causing further infection. Essentially, it replaces the pulp to maintain the tooth's structure and function.
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