Prevalencia de restauraciones en dientes endodonciados en la clínica UCSG.

Abstract

Introduction: Duct treatment involves eliminating the infection and preventing the growth of bacteria in the duct and dentinal tubules. It contributes to the success or failure of future restorations, depending on the type of it, as well as the time it takes to perform it. Purpose: Determine how often endodontic parts are restored. Materials and Methods: The present study is cross-sectional, descriptive, because the data collection is done in a certain time, and it is also observational since information will be obtained through the clinical review of each patient. The sample of this study was 110 patients, both male and female who were treated at the dental clinic of the UCSG. Results: The present study is to determinate how often the endodontic pieces are restored. To evaluate this data, we proceeded to choose patients who underwent root canal treatments in the Department of Endodontics III and IV of semester A-B 2018. Discussion: In our study we have reviewed several articles that are related to our research topic. Several authors determinate that you can’t think of restoring all teeth equally, so there is a variety of restoration techniques, as well as materials, where you always have to take into account the tooth to be treated. Conclusion: It can be concluded in our study that there should be a good post- duct treatment seal since this over time can lead to it. It can be concluded in our study that there must be a good post- duct treatment seal as it is the passage of time can cause sensitivity.