Background There are several measures that are, or could be, in use in relation to
estimating the outcome of endodontic treatments. It is important to reflect on when and why a …

Objectives To summarize the available evidence of crack formation in teeth and to discuss
the limitations of the current clinical diagnostic modalities for crack detection in teeth …

Objectives The survival rate of indirect partial adhesive restorations on vital versus
endodontically treated teeth is still controversial. The hypothesis is that there may be a …

Background Studies related to non‐surgical root canal treatment are amongst the most
frequently performed clinical studies in endodontics. However, heterogeneity in reporting …

Introduction Cracked teeth are a common clinical finding; however, their presence renders
diagnosis and prognosis unreliable. The purpose of this research was to assess the …

Objectives The term “cracked tooth” is used to describe an incomplete fracture initiated from
the crown and progressing towards a subgingival direction. Despite the high prevalence of …

Introduction This study aimed to identify clinical and radiographic characteristics of teeth with
longitudinal fractures to assist in the diagnosis and differentiation between cracked teeth …

Introduction Cracked teeth frequently require protective adhesive restorations. This long-
term, longitudinal retrospective clinical study aimed to evaluate the factors influencing the …

Objectives The aim of this review was to analyze the clinical treatment outcomes of cracked
teeth (CT) retaining vital dental pulp (CT-VDP) or undergoing root canal treatment (CT-RCT) …

Examining the nature of stress distribution within the intact tooth can aid in understanding
how natural tooth structures are able to resist mechanical forces during masticatory function …