Retrospective cohort study evaluates tooth retention after root fracture repair, suggesting significant prognostic factors.
Purpose: Tooth extraction due to root fractures has recently been increasing. Preserving fractured teeth is clinically important to prevent progressive tooth loss and subsequent occlusal collapse. In this retrospective cohort study, we aimed to evaluate long-term tooth retention after root fracture repair and identify prognostic factors associated with retention outcomes.
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