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The tissue affinity of a composite used in root canals was studied in beagle dogs. No pathologic tissue response was observed in the areas surrounding the plastic eight weeks later. Newly formed connective tissue bordered the material. Comparative SEM investigations showed the marginal strength of this type of root filling.
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