How biomechanics can affect the endodontic treated teeth and their restorative procedures?

• Main Author: Soares,Carlos José
• Publication Date: 2018
• Other Authors: Rodrigues,Monise de Paula, Faria-e-Silva,André Luis, Santos-Filho,Paulo Cesar Freitas, Veríssimo,Crisnicaw, Kim,Hyeon-Cheol, Versluis,Antheunis
• Format: Article
• Language: eng
• Source: Brazilian Oral Research
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• topic: Tooth; Nonvital; Root Canal Therapy; Biomechanical Phenomena

Abstract: Endodontic treatment is a common dental procedure used for treating teeth which the pulp tissue has become irreversibly inflamed or necrotic as a result of the carious process or dental trauma. This procedure which involves mechanical and chemical preparation of root canal may affect several mechanical and physical properties of the tooth structure. The endodontic treatment can also influence the longevity of the rehabilitation of endodontically treated teeth and biomechanics during the oral function. For restoring endodontically treated teeth several factor and clinical decisions should be observed. The decision of the fiberglass post usage and the restorative materials are related to several factors such as the quantity and quality of remaining dental structure, presence of ferrule, post cementation length and final coronal restoration. In this review, the authors will address the effect of the endodontic treatment procedures on canal shape and mechanical properties of a tooth, and also discuss the parameters and the biomechanical principles of root canal treated teeth.