Występowanie bólu po obturacji kanału korzeniowego w trakcie leczenia endodontycznego prowadzonego podczas jednej wizyty lub kilku wizyt
The purpose of this study was to compare the incidence of post-obturation pain for single-visit and multiple-visit primary non-surgical endodontic treatments. A number of confounding factors were recorded. Logistic regression was performed to explore their association with the incidence and intensity of post-obturation pain. These factors include gender, age, the operator’s experience, obturation method, use of loupe, arch (upper or lower), tooth position (anterior or posterior), presence of an opposing tooth, C-shaped canal, and tooth status (which includes tooth vitality, the presence of a periodontal pocket, apical periodontitis, percussion tenderness, hypermobility, and abscess or sinus tract). There was no significant difference in post-obturation pain based on age or gender in this study, which is supported by other clinical studies [35, 45]. Some potential confounding factors, such as the quality of obturation and canal adaptation, were not recorded or analysed in this study. Due to this limitation, this study’s results should be interpreted with care.
In this study, obturation with TF reduced the incidence of post-obturation pain after one day. It was plausible that significantly less obturation force was used in Thermafil obturation than in cold lateral condensation [46, 47]. However, the pain associated with Thermafil obturation may have higher intensity than that of cold lateral condensation. The results agreed with a previous study finding that Thermafil resulted in significantly higher levels of pain than cold lateral condensation [16]. Albashaireh and Alnegrish reported that endodontic treatment on non-vital teeth had a higher [...]
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