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Endodontic therapy (surgical or non-surgical) performed with the aid of one or more magnification devices (surgical microscope, endoscope or magnifying loupes) vs The same endodontic therapy performed without magnification devices (without visual enhancers): Quality of root-end filling (retrograde/surgical treatment)
- Population
- Patients who received endodontic therapy and were followed up for at least 4 years after treatment
- Intervention
- Endodontic therapy (surgical or non-surgical) performed with the aid of one or more magnification devices (surgical microscope, endoscope or magnifying loupes)
- Comparison
- The same endodontic therapy performed without magnification devices (without visual enhancers)
- Outcome
- Quality of root-end filling (retrograde/surgical treatment)
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