COMPARISON OF MINERAL TRIOXIDE AGGREGATE, ENDOSEQUENCE ROOT REPAIR MATERIAL, AND BIODENTINE USED FOR REPAIRING ROOT PERFORATIONS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Year 2019, Volume: 22 Issue: 4, 469 - 476, 29.12.2019

Faisal Alghamdi Esraa Aljahdali

https://doi.org/10.7126/cumudj.589413

Cited By: 3

Abstract

The root perforation, in spite of being taken as a challenging
accident in root canal treatment, has to offer favorable results when exposed
to appropriate therapeutic conduct and the usage of materials that have
convenient properties. The aim of the current review is to collect all updated
and available studies including imperative information concerning the use of
Mineral trioxide aggregate, EndoSequence root repair material and Biodentine in
the treatment of root perforation approaching some of the key properties for
treatment success. A search was performed in the two automated databases
(Google Scholar and PubMed use English-language literature) for this systematic
review, using specific inclusion and exclusion criteria and keywords. The
electronic search was done in December 2018 and update in June 2019. Our
inquiry uncovered Twenty-two studies that met the exclusion and inclusion
criteria. These studies investigated the use of MTA, EndoSequence ERRM and Biodentine
in the root perforation that happened during the endodontic treatment. It was
confirmed that there is no unanimity in this review concerning the material
that shows the best characteristics, once none of the materials discussed had
all the major properties higher than the others, this way it is required the
enforcement of further studies aimed at selecting the best characteristics of
the material suggested in the root perforation treatment.

Keywords

root canal filling materials, mineral trioxide aggregate, EndoSequence root repair material, tooth root

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