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Factors Affecting Outcomes for Single-Tooth Implantsand Endodontic RestorationsScott L. Doyle, DDS, MS,* James S. Hodges, PhD, Igor J. Pesun, DDS, MS, Michael K. Baisden, DDS, and Walter R. Bowles, DDS, MS AbstractInitial root canal therapy and implant placement areboth common treatment modalities, and, as such, prog-nostic Factors that influence the treatment Outcomes ofthese two restorations should be identified. In a retro-spective chart review, 196 implant restorations and 196matched initial nonsurgical root canal treated (NSRCT)teeth in patients were evaluated for four possible out-comes success, survival, survival with intervention,and failure. Results showed that smokers had fewersuccesses and more failures in both groups (p ), whereas NSRCT Outcomes were affected byperiradicular periodontitis (p ), post placement(p ), and overfilling (p ). Outcomes forboth groups were not significantly affected by diabetes,age, or gender. Implant group Outcomes were notaffected by implant length (from 10 to 16 mm), diam-eter (from to mm), or an adjacent endodon-tically treated tooth , nor were NSRCT Outcomes af-fected by the number of appointments for theprocedure.
Factors Affecting Outcomes for Single-Tooth Implants and Endodontic Restorations Scott L. Doyle, DDS, MS,* James S. Hodges, PhD,† Igor J. …
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