2013
DOI: 10.1111/iej.12109
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The detection of vertical root fractures in root filled teeth with periapical radiographs and CBCT scans

Abstract: Under the conditions of this ex vivo study, periapical radiographs and CBCT were not accurate in detecting the presence and absence of simulated VRF. The imaging artefacts caused by the gutta-percha root filling within the root canal most probably resulted in the overestimation of VRF with CBCT and also the overall inaccuracy of this system.

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“…Difficulties in the diagnosis of root fractures in roots filled with high-density materials owing to artefact formation is one well-established problem in the literature. 7,8,12,14,15,17,18 The AR has emerged as an alternative to control artefact formation and thus increase diagnostic certainty. However, we could not confirm this hypothesis, as some have already reported.…”
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“…Difficulties in the diagnosis of root fractures in roots filled with high-density materials owing to artefact formation is one well-established problem in the literature. 7,8,12,14,15,17,18 The AR has emerged as an alternative to control artefact formation and thus increase diagnostic certainty. However, we could not confirm this hypothesis, as some have already reported.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…5,12,13 If filling materials are present, the reports are inconclusive, but there seems to be some level of compromise in diagnostic accuracy. 8,12,14,15 In CT imaging of cases in which high-density intracanal materials such as gutta percha or metal posts are present, there will be artefact formation. Artefacts affect image quality and may increase difficulty of root fracture diagnosis substantially.…”
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“…In this and other studies, a universal testing machine was used, as it provides discrete root fractures and can, therefore, simulate incipient cases of fracture in patients. 25 Despite the fact that the CBCT is treated as the best complementary examination available for detecting root fractures, a caveat should be taken into consideration due to the presence of filling materials inside the root canal. Several studies have shown that possible variations in the results can be influenced by artifacts in the images obtained by CBCT, such as gutta-percha, endodontic cements, and metal cores.…”
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“…Vertikal kök kırıklarının teĢhisinde; konvansiyonel radyografiler ve bilgisayarlı tomografi gibi görüntüleme tekniklerinden, x-ray, periodontal sondlama, boyama, cerrahi inceleme, ısırma testi, kırığın direkt olarak gözlemlenmesi, operasyon mikroskobu ile incelemesi gibi yöntemlerden faydalanılmaktadır 6,7 . Mevcut vakada, kırık hattının direkt olarak gözlemle-nebilmesi ve x-ray incelemesiyle de doğrulanabilmesi açısından daha ileri diagnostik tekniklerin kullanılma-sına gerek kalmamıĢtır.…”
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