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SOME CLINICAL AND PARA-CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ENDODONTIC-TREATED MOLARS WITH ENDO-CROWN RESTORATION INDICATION
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Review of some clinical and para-clinical characteristics of endodontic-treated molars with Endocrown restoration indication. Subjects and research methods: 31 molars that had undergone root canal treatment with indications for restoration by endocrown were included in an uncontrolled clinical trial study. Research results: the average age of the group of patients with indications for endocrown was 30.29±11.68, the youngest age of the patients was 17, the oldest age of the patients was 64, most of the patients were female (80.6%). The majority of teeth assigned to endocrown have good periodontal condition and endodontic treatment results, no mobility, no discoloration. Conclusion: Endocrown is a suitable restoration for most molars after endodontic treatment.
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restoration, endocrown
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