Long-term survival of endodontically treated cracked teeth — A systematic review
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Why it matters for dental
Endodontists and general dentists who restore cracked teeth need evidence on long-term tooth retention to guide treatment planning and patient consent.
Key points
- Systematic review pools data on survival of endodontically treated cracked teeth.
- Meta-analysis quantifies pooled survival rates across included studies.
- Review appears in Journal of Endodontics and is dated October 2026.
Who should care
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