DO YOU PREFER CROWN AFTER ENDODONTICALLY TREATED TEETH: A COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY AMONG THE GENERAL DENTISTS IN UTTARAKHAND

Aim: This study aimed to determine whether a crown is necessary after post-endodontic restoration through a comprehensive survey conducted among general dentists in Uttarakhand.Objectives: The objective of this research was to determine and analyze the necessity of crowns following post-endodontic restoration, based on a survey conducted among dental practitioners in Uttarakhand.Materials & Methods: A detailed questionnaire comprising 13 inquiries was formulated and distributed via Google Forms to gather data on the inculcation of new endodontic technologies among Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners.A random sampling of dental practitioners all over Uttarakhand was conducted to ensure a varied representation.The questionnaire focused on awareness about newer technologies, procedures, and perspectives of youngsters for their enhancement of smile and approach towards professional care.Data collection was facilitated through online responses.Results: The survey of Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners reveals that 80% prefer composite for endodontically treated teeth and 71% believe crowns are necessary post-treatment.Zirconia crowns are favored by 43% for all teeth, 51% for anterior teeth, and 37% prefer PFM for posterior teeth.60% think a tooth risks fracture without a crown, with 54% highlighting fracture risk and 23% concerned about microleakage.Additionally, 70% believe a crowned tooth is more fracture-resistant compared to 22% for non-crowned teeth.Conclusion: In summary, the survey findings underscore the widespread preference for composite materials in dental restoration among Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners, along with the perceived necessity of crown placement post-endodontic treatment.Preferences for specific crown materials highlight nuanced treatment planning considerations, while concerns regarding tooth fracture risk without a crown and the long-term implications emphasize the importance of crown placement in maintaining dental health.These insights offer valuable guidance for practitioners, emphasizing the significance of informed decision-making and personalized treatment approaches in endodontic care.

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2024-11-30
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https://doi.org/10.71058/jodac.v8i11021
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Endodontics and Root Canal Treatments
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Aim: This study aimed to determine whether a crown is necessary after post-endodontic restoration through a comprehensive survey conducted among general dentists in Uttarakhand.Objectives: The objective of this research was to determine and analyze the necessity of crowns following post-endodontic restoration, based on a survey conducted among dental practitioners in Uttarakhand.Materials & Methods: A detailed questionnaire comprising 13 inquiries was formulated and distributed via Google Forms to gather data on the inculcation of new endodontic technologies among Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners.A random sampling of dental practitioners all over Uttarakhand was conducted to ensure a varied representation.The questionnaire focused on awareness about newer technologies, procedures, and perspectives of youngsters for their enhancement of smile and approach towards professional care.Data collection was facilitated through online responses.Results: The survey of Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners reveals that 80% prefer composite for endodontically treated teeth and 71% believe crowns are necessary post-treatment.Zirconia crowns are favored by 43% for all teeth, 51% for anterior teeth, and 37% prefer PFM for posterior teeth.60% think a tooth risks fracture without a crown, with 54% highlighting fracture risk and 23% concerned about microleakage.Additionally, 70% believe a crowned tooth is more fracture-resistant compared to 22% for non-crowned teeth.Conclusion: In summary, the survey findings underscore the widespread preference for composite materials in dental restoration among Uttarakhand Dental Practitioners, along with the perceived necessity of crown placement post-endodontic treatment.Preferences for specific crown materials highlight nuanced treatment planning considerations, while concerns regarding tooth fracture risk without a crown and the long-term implications emphasize the importance of crown placement in maintaining dental health.These insights offer valuable guidance for practitioners, emphasizing the significance of informed decision-making and personalized treatment approaches in endodontic care.

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Endodontics and Root Canal Treatments
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