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Endodontic treatment is used to eliminate pulp tissue infection and protect the root canal from future microbial invasion.
Endodontic treatment is used to eliminate pulp tissue infection and protect the root canal from future microbial invasion.
True (A)
The failure rate of endodontically treated teeth with a well-sealed disinfected root canal is approximately 20-30%.
The failure rate of endodontically treated teeth with a well-sealed disinfected root canal is approximately 20-30%.
True (A)
Coronal leakage is considered to be a more significant factor in the success or failure of endodontically treated teeth than apical leakage.
Coronal leakage is considered to be a more significant factor in the success or failure of endodontically treated teeth than apical leakage.
True (A)
Saliva and microorganisms from the oral cavity can easily migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings.
Saliva and microorganisms from the oral cavity can easily migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings.
Mineral trioxide aggregate, amalgam, composite resin, glass ionomer cement, bioceramic-based materials, and nano-hydroxyapatite-based materials have all been used as permanent restorations in endodontic treatment.
Mineral trioxide aggregate, amalgam, composite resin, glass ionomer cement, bioceramic-based materials, and nano-hydroxyapatite-based materials have all been used as permanent restorations in endodontic treatment.
Which of the following is the major determinant of clinical success or failure in endodontically treated teeth?
Which of the following is the major determinant of clinical success or failure in endodontically treated teeth?
What is the approximate failure rate of well-sealed disinfected root canals in endodontically treated teeth?
What is the approximate failure rate of well-sealed disinfected root canals in endodontically treated teeth?
Which of the following materials has NOT been chosen as a permanent restoration for coronal seal in endodontic treatment?
Which of the following materials has NOT been chosen as a permanent restoration for coronal seal in endodontic treatment?
What can migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings in endodontically treated teeth?
What can migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings in endodontically treated teeth?
What is the purpose of endodontic treatment?
What is the purpose of endodontic treatment?
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Study Notes
Endodontic Treatment
- The purpose of endodontic treatment is to eliminate pulp tissue infection and protect the root canal from future microbial invasion.
- The failure rate of endodontically treated teeth with a well-sealed disinfected root canal is approximately 20-30%.
Factors Affecting Success or Failure
- Coronal leakage is a more significant factor in the success or failure of endodontically treated teeth than apical leakage.
- Saliva and microorganisms from the oral cavity can easily migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings.
Permanent Restorations
- Mineral trioxide aggregate, amalgam, composite resin, glass ionomer cement, bioceramic-based materials, and nano-hydroxyapatite-based materials have all been used as permanent restorations in endodontic treatment.
Important Facts
- The major determinant of clinical success or failure in endodontically treated teeth is coronal leakage.
- Saliva and microorganisms from the oral cavity can migrate alongside poorly adapted coronal restorations and root fillings.
- No specific material has been mentioned as NOT being chosen for permanent restoration for coronal seal in endodontic treatment.
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