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The Tennessee study: factors affecting treatment outcome and healing time following nonsurgical root canal treatment.
Azim 2016 · Azim A A, Griggs J A, Huang G T-J · International endodontic journal · 2016
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| Outcome this study informs | Pooled effect | Evidence | Certainty |
|---|---|---|---|
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 68.7 | 3 studies · 351 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 68.7 | 3 studies · 351 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 79.4 | 3 studies · 216 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 82.2 | 3 studies · 202 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success Primary nonsurgical root canal treatment or retreatment by undergraduate students vs None (success versus failure counts; no comparator) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | RD 0.43 [0.40, 0.46] | 11 studies · 2065 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 82.2 | 3 studies · 202 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Maxillary teeth vs Mandibular teeth · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 76.8 | 3 studies · 436 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Absence of preoperative periapical lesion vs Presence of preoperative periapical lesion · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 86.8 | 3 studies · 477 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Preoperative vital pulp diagnosis vs Preoperative necrotic pulp · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 87.8 | 3 studies · 329 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Absence of preoperative periapical lesion vs Presence of preoperative periapical lesion · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 56.3 | 3 studies · 294 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Maxillary teeth vs Mandibular teeth · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 73.1 | 3 studies · 335 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Maxillary teeth vs Mandibular teeth · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 72.1 | 3 studies · 335 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Maxillary teeth vs Mandibular teeth · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 76.8 | 3 studies · 436 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Preoperative vital pulp diagnosis vs Preoperative necrotic pulp · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 62.2 | 3 studies · 442 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Preoperative vital pulp diagnosis vs Preoperative necrotic pulp · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 65.6 | 3 studies · 442 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Preoperative vital pulp diagnosis vs Preoperative necrotic pulp · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 87.1 | 3 studies · 329 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Absence of preoperative periapical lesion vs Presence of preoperative periapical lesion · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 55.8 | 3 studies · 294 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Anterior teeth vs Molars (premolars also reported) · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Weighted pooled success rate (%) 79.4 | 3 studies · 216 participants | GRADE not reported |
Clinical and radiographic treatment success rate (per root) Absence of preoperative periapical lesion vs Presence of preoperative periapical lesion · 6 months to 8 years follow-up | Unweighted pooled success rate (%) 87.1 | 3 studies · 477 participants | GRADE not reported |
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