Assessment of periapical health, quality of root canal filling, and coronal restoration by using cone-beam computed tomography

Cakici, EB; Yıldırım, Eren; Çakıcı, Fatih; Erdogan, AS

doi:10.4103/1119-3077.188697

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“…Factors selected for such an evaluation may be more or less restrictive. In general terms, various studies base their analyses on one to three factors [ 3 , 12 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 ], while others assess the influence of multiple factors, taking into account preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative factors [ 7 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 23 , 24 ]. The latter is the case of the present study.…”

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Outcome of Root Canal Treatments Provided by Endodontic Postgraduate Students. A Retrospective Study

Llena

Nicolescu

Pérez

et al. 2020

JCM

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The aim of this study was to assess the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative factors that influenced complete periapical healing in teeth that underwent primary root canal treatment (RCT), in patients treated by postgraduate students in endodontics. Factors were retrieved and compared with the periapical status during the follow-up visit. Healing was considered as the absence of clinical and radiological symptoms. Variables significantly associated by the chi-squared test were included in a logistic regression model (LRM). Preoperative factors associated with healing were: American Society of Anesthesiology (ASA) status (p = 0.01); the absence of preoperative pain (p = 0.04); positive response to pulp tests; when the RCT cause was caries, pain, abscess, or sinus tract; probing depth <4 mm; the absence of mobility; absence or <4 mm periapical lesion (p < 0.01). In the LRM, the factors included were: absence or <4 mm periapical lesion; probing depths <4 mm; RCT caused by caries, pain, abscess, or sinus tract; the tooth was not a bridge abutment. Postoperative factors were: teeth with direct restoration; teeth that did not act as a support for a fixed prosthetic restoration; the favorable condition of the coronal restoration (p < 0.01). In the LRM, only the status of the coronal restoration was included. Preoperative conditions and the adequate fit of the coronal restoration influenced the outcome of RCT.

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Outcome of Root Canal Treatments Provided by Endodontic Postgraduate Students. A Retrospective Study

Llena

Nicolescu

Pérez

et al. 2020

JCM

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“…According to a study conducted by Song et al, teeth with both adequate root fillings and coronal restorations showed a significantly better endodontic outcome (82%) [8]. Similarly, Cakici et al reported that the quality of both the root filling and coronal restoration affect the periapical health of root-filled teeth [9]. In contrast, Da Silva et al did not find any significant association between the quality of the root filling and the presence of periapical lesion in the Australian population and factors, such as the coronal restoration quality, should be further investigated as suggested [10].…”

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A Clinical Audit on the Follow-up Rate and Endodontic Outcome of Root Canal Therapy Performed by Dental Undergraduates

Chua¹,

Parolia²,

Wong³

et al. 2020

AOD

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Aims: To identify follow-up rate and evaluate the endodontic outcome and their association with technical quality of root canal therapy (RCT) done by dental undergraduates.Method: Technical quality of RCT and follow-up rate visits of 350 teeth from 272 patients after RCT done by dental undergraduates were evaluated retrospectively from year 2012 to 2015 using the electronic records. These patients were recalled to assess the clinical, radiographic and overall endodontic outcome. Clinical and radiographic examinations were done following the criteria in compliance with standards guidelines. Each RCT was considered successful when clinical and radiographical findings were satisfactory. Association between technical quality of RCT and endodontic outcome was analysed using chi-square test. Results:The retrospective electronic records revealed only 16% of follow-up rate and 59 (21.7%) patients attended the recall visits and 90 teeth (25.7%) of these patients were assessed. The clinical, radiographic, endodontic success, and acceptable technical quality of RCT were observed in 72.2%, 85.6%, 60.7%, and 51.1% respectively. There was no significant association observed in between technical quality of RCT and endodontic outcome (p=0.10). Conclusions:The follow-up rate visits done by dental undergraduates after completion of RCT was low. The success rate of RCT performed by dental undergraduates was 66.7% with no significant association in between the technical quality of RCT and endodontic outcome.

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“…In this case, radiography is the imaging technique that is most widely acknowledged. Root canal treatment outcomes have long been assessed using intraoral periapical radiography (Cakici et al 2016). Periapical radiographs, on the other hand, only produce two-dimensional pictures, hence they are insufficient for determining the root canal architecture (Nur et al 2014).…”

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Assessment Of the Obturation Quality of Three Different Endodontic Rotary Files Using Cbct

2023

JPTCP

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Aim: To assess the quality of obturation using three different rotary endodontic files using CBCT Materials And Methods: 30 extracted single rooted mandibular premolars were collected. Access cavity preparation was done and working length determined. Biomechanical preparation was done using three different rotary files. Samples were divided into 3 groups and the quality of obturation was analyzed using cone beam computed tomography. Results: Profit S3 showed better obturation quality comparatively to other two file systems. Assessment of quality of obturation was statistically done using chi square test and there was a statistical significant difference between all the groups in length of obturation, quality of the obturation and density of the obturation (p=0.01). Conclusion: Among three different rotary endodontic files profit S3 has perfect obturation quality in length, density and taper next comes the Neo Endo predominantly has acceptable quality of obturation compared to protaper Gold in density, taper and length.

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Assessment of periapical health, quality of root canal filling, and coronal restoration by using cone-beam computed tomography

Abstract: The results indicate that the quality of both the root filling and restoration were found to have impact on the periapical health of root-filled teeth.

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Outcome of Root Canal Treatments Provided by Endodontic Postgraduate Students. A Retrospective Study

Outcome of Root Canal Treatments Provided by Endodontic Postgraduate Students. A Retrospective Study

A Clinical Audit on the Follow-up Rate and Endodontic Outcome of Root Canal Therapy Performed by Dental Undergraduates

Assessment Of the Obturation Quality of Three Different Endodontic Rotary Files Using Cbct

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