Disease relevance of Tooth, Nonvital

• As a result of leakage into the tissues of an arsenical paste from the pulp chamber of endodontically treated teeth, bilateral oroantral fistula (OAF) occurred [1].

High impact information on Tooth, Nonvital

• Endodontically treated teeth restored with posts are susceptible to coronal leakage after long-term function [2].
• This study evaluated the microleakage of endodontically treated teeth restored with prefabricated dowels and tooth-colored restoratives (Solitaire, Surefil, Filtek P60, Admira, Z-100) as core materials with and without the use of a flowable composite liner [3].
• In 15 endodontically treated teeth (Group A), fiber posts were cemented with Excite DSC in combination with Variolink II (Ivoclar-Vivadent) [4].
• Yttrium-partially stabilized zirconium dioxide posts: an approach to restoring coronally compromised nonvital teeth [5].
• MATERIAL AND METHODS: Thirty pulpless teeth in 22 patients were treated with zirconia posts [6].

Chemical compound and disease context of Tooth, Nonvital

• Periapical repair and apical closure of a pulpless tooth using calcium hydroxide [7].
• Simultaneous bleaching of vital teeth and an open-chamber nonvital tooth with 10% carbamide peroxide [8].
• Radiographic appearance of titanium posts in endodontically treated teeth [9].
• The purpose of this study was to evaluate the bleaching effect of sodium percarbonate on artificially stained pulpless teeth [10].
• CONCLUSION: Nonvital tooth bleaching affected the resin/enamel SBS values when sodium perborate mixed with 30% hydrogen peroxide was used [11].

Anatomical context of Tooth, Nonvital

• Many authors advocate retaining sound coronal dentine where possible, improving the resistance to fracture of the endodontically treated tooth [12].
• Calcium hydroxide (CH) is used to induce apexification in immature, pulpless teeth with wide root canals and flaring apices [13].

Gene context of Tooth, Nonvital

• Factors to consider for predictable post and core build-ups of endodontically treated teeth. Part I: Basic theoretical concepts [14].
• MTA obturation of pulpless teeth with open apices: bacterial leakage as detected by polymerase chain reaction assay [15].
• This study examined the effect of four different post systems, Cast Post, Para Post, Flexi-post and Fil Post, on the fracture resistance of crowned endodontically treated teeth [16].
• We conclude that FDBA is a biocompatible material of osteogenic potential and can be used effectively in treating osseous defects of periapical lesions associated with failed endodontically treated teeth [17].

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Tooth, Nonvital

• The prosthodontic management of endodontically treated teeth: a literature review. Part II. Maintaining the apical seal [18].
• Rehabilitation of endodontically treated teeth using the radiopaque fiber post [19].
• Favorable occlusal prosthesis design is probably more important for survival of structurally compromised endodontically treated teeth than is the type of post used [20].
• Significant differences in the retention of preformed endodontic posts for endodontically treated teeth were determined with (1) parallel-sided, passively placed Para-Post dowel versus mechanically engaging, threaded Flexi-Post dowel; (2) irrigation of canals with EDTA; (3) cementation with urethane dimethacrylate resinous or zinc phosphate cement [21].

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