Influence of root canal fillings on longevity of direct and indirect restorations placed within the General Dental Services in England and Wales
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- 21 March 2014
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in British Dental Journal
- Vol. 216 (6) , E14
Abstract
Examines the survival of restorations in root filled and non-root filled teeth. Suggests that teeth with root canal fillings have less time before re-intervention than teeth without root canal fillings. Suggests that teeth restored with crowns during the same course of treatment as the root canal filling was placed have a longer time before re-intervention than those restored with plastic restorations.Keywords
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